BSNL Launches Copper to Fiber Conversion Project in Tamil Nadu

State-owned telecommunications company Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) has launched the “BSNL Mission Mode Fiberization” project in Tamil Nadu with the aim of transitioning all current copper-based landline and broadband connections to high-speed fiber connections within six months. As part of this initiative, around 1.2 lakh copper connections in the Tamil Nadu circle will be converted to fiber, BSNL Tamil Nadu announced on Wednesday.

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Transition Plan and Benefits

As part of this transformation, BSNL customers will receive a complimentary optical fiber modem and will not incur any installation charges. Furthermore, customers can retain their existing telephone numbers, ensuring a seamless transition to the fiber network.

BSNL High-Speed FTTH Services

BSNL said it is offering wired line internet services on Fiber to the Home (FTTH) technology in Tamil Nadu with high-speed unlimited data ranging from 30 Mbps to 300 Mbps, along with unlimited voice calls, and Quality of Service (QoS) to suit diverse customer needs across business, commercial, institutional, and residential sectors. Additionally, BSNL also offers value-added OTT services to its customers.

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BSNL Network Coverage

With around 4.6 Lakh FTTH connections, BSNL said it has successfully extended its network to every corner of Tamil Nadu, including remote rural areas and challenging terrains. By transitioning from copper-based to fiber service, data services will significantly improve for BSNL customers with speeds ranging from a minimum of 30 Mbps to a maximum of 300 Mbps, compared to the previous 10 Mbps offered in copper broadband service.