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SERVICES
How it Works
Utilizing electric power
lines for broadband data communications
is known as Broadband over Power line
communications (BPL). CopperRoad’s
BPL technology combines hardware,
software, protocols, and modulation
techniques to enhance and stabilize
communications across the power line.
Our system leverages the latest in
BPL technologies and deploys FCC approved
equipment to provide high-speed Internet
service to electric utility customers
via their 115V electrical outlets.
To better understand
how Broadband over Power line communications
(BPL) works, please click on the image
below.
How to read
the diagram
Device
B—Area
Concentration Unit
An electronic sending and receiving
device through which data is routed
along the electric grid at high data
transmission speeds of up to
2.5 mbps per end-user.
Device
A—Customer
Premise Equipment (CPE)
This is a high-speed modem plugged
into any 115v electrical outlet and
communicates with Device B.
Device
C—Line
Repeater Unit
The Line Repeater Unit resends data
over long distances thereby maintaining
data integrity.
BPL (Broadband
over Power line) relies on CopperRoad’s
access to an electric utility's infrastructure,
service is available only in certain
areas. If you are interested in obtaining
our services, please complete our
Interested
in Service?
page and we will respond to you with
availability in your area.
Should you have any questions about this service, please contact the CopperRoad Corporation Team at 919.341.4442 or send an email to: reggie@copperroad.com
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