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What is SoGEA?
Single Order Generic Ethernet Access is referred to as SoGEA. It’s a brand-new product that functions only as broadband and doesn’t require a typical landline. The increasing need for fast, broadband-only connections that do not require a landline is met in part by SoGEA.
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Service Type |
Single Order Generic Ethernet Access (SOGEA)
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Bandwidth Options |
Up to 40 Mbps, Up to 80 Mbps, Up to 100 Mbps
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Connectivity Type |
Fibre Optic to Cabinet, Copper (VDSL) to Premises
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Symmetry |
Asymmetrical (Higher download speed, Lower upload speed)
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Medium |
Fibre Optic to Cabinet, Copper (VDSL) from Cabinet to Premises
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Download Speed |
Up to 80 Mbps (depending on distance from the cabinet)
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Upload Speed |
Up to 20 Mbps (depending on distance from the cabinet)
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Whereas SOGEA is a single order service that doesn’t require a land line, FTTC requires a secondary analogue line.
Single order Generic Ethernet Access is referred to as SoGEA. Since you receive everything you require in your box in a single order, it is known as a single order.
A SoGEA connection has the following advantages over a regular ADSL, PSTN, or ISDN line: speed and dependability. less expensive than other forms of fibre broadband (FTTC or FTTP), and now also less expensive than your previous copper connections! less expensive to engineer and easier to install.
Openreach are working to switch off all PSTN services in the next few years, where exchanges cannot access FTTP, Openreach have released a product called SoGEA.
Your Business Grade Connectivity Options
Working with carrier partners globally to provide the best connectivity to your business.
Evolve works with dozens of alternative networks across all 12 trading countries to ensure that your business can utilise high speed, reliable connectivity in even the most difficult-to-reach areas.
But what about the upcoming PSTN switch off?
When it comes to the approaching PSTN switch-off in December 2025, Evolve believes there’s no need to panic due to the number of affordable, scalable, and accessible connectivity options available, even in remote places. When it comes to the approaching PSTN switch-off in December 2025, Evolve thinks there’s no need to panic because there are a number of affordable, scalable, and accessible connectivity options available, even in remote places.
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