MTNL Delhi has now launched some new FTTH plans for broadband users in the circle. These plans will offer browsing and downloading speeds of upto 50 Mbps .
Under the new FTTH (Fibre To The Home) Broadband, MTNL has launched five plans – Rs. 799, Rs. 999, Rs. 1500, Rs. 2500, Rs. 3500 – to counter other broadband players in the region. A recent subscription data from the sector regulatory, TRAI, showed that MTNL is constantly losing out broadband subscribers in the region.
However, these plans are FUP based and don't offer unlimited data. If a user reaches the FUP data limits, he would get slow speeds (upto 2 Mbps) for browsing & downloading content.
| MTNL Delhi New Fibre Broadband (FTTH) Plans | |||||
| Particular's | Plans | ||||
| FREEDOM -FTH- 790 | FREEDOM -FTH- 999 | FREEDOM -FTH- 1500 | FREEDOM -FTH- 2500 | FREEDOM -FTH- 3500 | |
| Download Speed | 10 Mbps upto fair usage limit 1 Mbps afterward | 50 Mbps upto fair usage limit 1 Mbps afterward | 50 Mbps upto fair usage limit 1 Mbps afterward | 50 Mbps upto fair usage limit 2 Mbps afterward | 50 Mbps upto fair usage limit 2 Mbps afterward |
| Upload Speed | |||||
| Fair Usage Limit | 25 GB total data usage (download + upload) | 30 GB total data usage (download + upload) | 60 GB total data usage (download + upload) | 125 GB total data usage (download + upload) | 300 GB total data usage (download + upload) |
| Free fixed IP | Nil | Nil | Nil | Nil | 4 |
| Fixed Monthly service charges (Rs) | 790 | 999 | 1500 | 2500 | 3500 |
| Annual service Charges option (Rs) | 8690 | 10989 | 16500 | 27500 | 38500 |
| *Other Charges | |||||
| Refundable security of ONT | Rs 1000 For New Users | ||||
| Non refundable ONT | Rs 800 For New Users | ||||
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As per the information from MTNL Delhi, these plans are available to both new and old users who want to shift to these new plans. However, new users have to spend more for security money and one-time installation charges.
This Fibre Broadband Plans with high-speed limit would help both users and the PSU telco. MTNL also offers free calls between 9 PM to 7 AM, while new subscriber acquisitions could help to cut down losses.
