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Will EPB provide a WiFi router for my business?

EPB offers Hosted WiFi, a wireless (WiFi) network service for Fi-Speed Internet customers. EPB also offers Smart Net Plus for Business, a managed mesh WiFi service for small businesses. If you are a Hosted WiFi or Smart Net Plus for Business customer, we will provide the necessary equipment and set up a wireless network for your business. If you are not a Hosted WiFi or Smart Net Plus for Business customer, you must provide your own wireless router for your business.

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Our professional installation includes hardwiring each camera to your fiber network infrastructure for optimal performance.

Yes. EPB Managed Security and Hosted Camera products provide constant visibility into your business operations for peace of mind.

If you are already a Fi-Speed Internet customer, we would be happy to show you the benefits of signing up for our Hosted WiFi product. Please contact our sales department at 423-648-1500 to get started.

EPB offers Hosted WiFi, a wireless (WiFi) network service for Fi-Speed Internet customers. EPB also offers Smart Net Plus for Business, a managed mesh WiFi service for small businesses. If you are a Hosted WiFi or Smart Net Plus for Business customer, we will provide the necessary equipment and set up a wireless network for your business. If you are not a Hosted WiFi or Smart Net Plus for Business customer, you must provide your own wireless router for your business.

Every home and business customer can send web content through EPB's network at the same fast speed without having to pay extra. EPB doesn't play favorites when it comes to online traffic, so businesses of all sizes have a level playing field for delivering new and innovative options for customers. And, EPB's internet features no data caps or speed throttling.

Speed information displayed on labels includes both upload and download speeds that consumers can expect under typical conditions. It's essential to understand that actual speeds may vary based on factors such as:

  • Line loss from the ONT (the equipment on the outside of your home) to the router on the inside of your home
  • Age and type of router
  • Router placement
  • Distance of device from router
  • Age and operating system of device
  • Outdated hardware or firmware
  • Interference from other devices (microwave ovens, Bluetooth devices, neighboring Wi-Fi networks, etc.)

For more information about the FCC broadband labels and their impact on consumers and ISPs, you can visit the FCC's official website at www.fcc.gov/broadbandlabels.

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