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Fixed wireless is the term used to describe an internet service which is fixed to a physical location (as opposed to mobile wireless broadband that you would get on your mobile phone or a mobile broadband device), similar to other fixed internet technologies such as nbn, but instead uses wireless radio to deliver internet service to the premises instead of using cables.

Superloop fixed wireless uses point-to-multipoint wireless radio technology. The connection requires a clear line of sight between your home or business to a nearby superloop radio tower. But don’t worry, during the order process they'll check the line of sight to ensure we can deliver a high-speed connection to you. A radio antenna and dish are installed on your roof and are aimed in the direction of a nearby superloop radio tower. A typical standard installation involves running a data cable from the antenna to a data socket installed within the premises. A Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) device is connected to this socket to keep the antenna powered and will provide an internet connection to your local network; such as a standard home Wi-Fi router.

Superloop’s advanced fixed wireless wave network is available at 33 locations across Adelaide. Check your address to find out if you’re in the fixed wireless wave zone.

Millimetre wave, or mmWave technology refers to a band of extremely high frequency radio signal range between 30 and 300 GHz. The higher frequency of mmWave offers a lot of capacity and bandwidth over a shorter range. The mmWave cells broadcast a signal up to a few hundred metres from the superloop’s own base stations which enables less congestion, immense bandwidth, and awesome data speed.