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Fibre Broadband
Home Essentials
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Fibre Broadband
Home Essentials
All that you need to get your home ready for fibre broadband.
First, ensure that your home's physical location is covered by the Next Generation Nationwide Broadband Network, the initiative by IDA to provide an islandwide fibre network offering high-speed access within Singapore.
Termination Point
The Termination Point is where you can get connected to the fibre broadband network. This will be installed in your home by OpenNet, the Network company in charge of designing, building and operating the fibre connection.
Optical Network Terminal
The Optical Network Terminal connects to the Termination Point, and is provided by our partner, Nucleus Connect.
Smart WiFi
- Wireless AC1200 Dual-Band
2x2 MIMO on 2.4GHz band and 5GHz band - Smart WiFi & Seamless Roaming
Intelligent self-organizing mesh and built-in edge analytics delivers whole home optimal wireless coverage.
No drop off and slow in connection when you move from one point to another. - Dynamic Frequency Selection (DFS) Support
Switch over to less congested Wi-Fi bands for better wireless performance. DFS band provides you with additional 5GHz channels which are less congested compared to the common 5GHz channels, enabling better performance in a router and helping to improve the internet speed. - Dual mode
Acts as a standalone Wireless Router or Mesh Unit in a mesh network. - Remote firmware upgrade
Always updated with the latest firmware without hassle. - Nokia WiFi app
Easy, quick setup and network management via mobile app (iOS or Android).
One fibre Termination Point will be enough to support the bandwidth needs of an average household for multiple services including telephony, television and high-speed Internet. Once the Termination Point is established, you can choose any one of the following Home Networking solutions which uses a combination of networking cables and the Wireless AC Dual-Band Router to extend the connectivity to the other rooms in your home.
Structured Cabling – Link networking devices together with category 5e/6 cables.
Wireless Repeater – Using a pair of wireless devices to emulate a wired connection extend the coverage of your wireless connectivity.
Powerline networking and Phoneline networking using existing copper lines are not recommended.
