Backup That Works When You Can’t Afford to Stop

In today’s digital world, internet downtime can have a significant impact on business productivity and customer satisfaction. With critical operations relying on a stable connection—such as cloud-based software, customer service systems, and online transactions—any disruption can result in costly delays, missed opportunities, and frustrated clients.

4G Mobile Backup provides a layer of security by ensuring that your internet remains operational, even if your main broadband service goes down. This backup solution is essential for businesses that need constant connectivity, especially those operating in industries like retail, healthcare, financial services, and e-commerce. In essence, 4G Mobile Backup acts as a safety net, ensuring that your business stays connected and operational when it matters most.

The speed of your 4G Mobile Backup connection depends on several factors, including the strength of the 4G signal in your area and the data plan associated with your backup service. In most cases, 4G offers download speeds of up to 150 Mbps and upload speeds of up to 50 Mbps, which is sufficient for running essential business applications such as VoIP calls, video conferencing, cloud services, and email.

While 4G speeds may not match those of a high-speed fibre or NBN connection, they are more than adequate for temporary use during an outage. Comvirt’s 4G Mobile Backup service is designed to provide fast and reliable performance, so you can continue running your business without noticeable slowdowns until your primary connection is restored.

Once your primary internet connection (such as NBN or fibre) is restored, Comvirt’s 4G Mobile Backup will automatically revert your network back to the main connection. This transition is designed to be smooth and seamless, ensuring that your business experiences minimal disruption.

There’s no need for manual intervention during this process, as the system continuously monitors the status of both your primary and backup connections. Your network will automatically switch between the two as needed, allowing you to focus on running your business without worrying about connectivity issues.

Yes, 4G Mobile Backup supports all the devices and services that rely on your regular internet connection. This includes desktop computers, laptops, smartphones, tablets, printers, and any other devices connected to your network. The backup service also supports critical business applications like cloud storage, VoIP phone systems, point-of-sale systems, and customer relationship management (CRM) software.

Whether you’re running a small office or a multi-location business, Comvirt’s 4G Mobile Backup ensures that all of your devices and services remain connected during an outage, keeping your operations running smoothly and efficiently.

Comvirt’s 4G Mobile Backup system automatically activates when it detects a loss of your primary internet connection, so there’s no need for you to manually switch it on. You may notice a brief interruption of service (usually just a few seconds) as the switch happens, but after that, your internet connection will continue using the 4G network.

Most routers with 4G backup capability include a status light or indicator that shows when the backup service is active. Additionally, you can access your network’s management interface to monitor the status of your connections in real-time. This gives you full visibility and control over your internet connectivity, so you can stay informed and proactive.

Yes, Comvirt’s 4G Mobile Backup is designed with security in mind. The backup connection runs through secure mobile networks, ensuring that your data is protected from potential threats. Additionally, if your business uses a VPN (Virtual Private Network), firewalls, or other security measures with your primary internet connection, these will continue to operate seamlessly when your connection switches to the 4G backup network.

Rest assured that your data remains secure, and your business is protected from cyber threats while using the backup connection. Comvirt prioritizes the safety and integrity of your business operations, whether on your primary or backup network.

The cost of 4G Mobile Backup depends on your specific data plan and business needs. Typically, there is a one-time setup fee for the hardware (such as a router with 4G capability), followed by monthly fees for the data plan. Comvirt offers flexible pricing plans to suit businesses of all sizes, ensuring that you only pay for the level of backup service that meets your requirements.

If your business experiences frequent outages or relies heavily on internet connectivity for critical operations, investing in a robust backup plan may be highly cost-effective, as it prevents costly downtime. Contact Comvirt to discuss pricing options tailored to your business needs.

The performance of 4G Mobile Backup depends on the strength of the 4G signal in your area. In locations with a weak mobile signal, the backup connection may not perform as well as in areas with strong coverage. However, Comvirt provides high-quality routers and antennas designed to optimize 4G reception, even in areas with suboptimal signal strength.

If your business is located in a region with poor mobile coverage, our team can assess your specific situation and recommend solutions to enhance the signal, ensuring that you still have a reliable backup plan. Contact Comvirt to learn more about improving signal strength in challenging areas.

Yes, you can test your 4G Mobile Backup connection at any time. Simply simulate an outage by temporarily disconnecting your primary internet connection (such as unplugging your NBN or fibre modem), and your system should automatically switch to the 4G backup. This will allow you to verify that the backup service is functioning correctly and that all your essential devices remain connected.

It’s a good idea to test your 4G Mobile Backup periodically, especially after any network changes or upgrades, to ensure that your business remains protected in the event of an actual outage.