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FTTP Technology

Full Fibre Technology Explained

Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) means a continuous fibre optic cable running directly to your home through our UK wholesale network partners — no copper wire in the final connection.

TravHawk technician connecting TravHawk router at the wall with power and data cables

What is Full Fibre (FTTP)?

Full Fibre to the Premises uses pure optical fibre from our local exchange directly into your home — delivering the fastest, most reliable internet available.

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Pure Fibre All the Way
Light signals travel along glass fibre cable at near light speed — no copper bottlenecks that slow down older FTTC connections.
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Symmetrical Speeds
Download and upload speeds depend on the wholesale product available at your address. WiFi speeds can vary depending on your device, distance from the router, interference and property layout.
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No Interference
Fibre optic signals are completely immune to electrical interference, weather, and the distance limitations of copper cable.

Full Fibre vs Part-Fibre

See how TravHawk FTTP compares to traditional part-fibre (FTTC) broadband.

Feature TravHawk Full Fibre (FTTP) Part Fibre (FTTC)
Download SpeedUp to 2,500 MbpsUp to 80Mbps
Upload SpeedUp to 2,500 MbpsUp to 20Mbps
Cable Type100% Fibre OpticFibre + Copper
LatencyTypically lower than part-fibre10–40ms
Distance ImpactNoneSpeed drops with distance
Future ProofFTTP can support higher speeds where available from the wholesale product at your addressNo

Get Full Fibre at Your Address

Check if TravHawk Full Fibre FTTP is available where you live and order today.