Access to FTTH lines outside of High-Density Areas


Offer superfast fibre optic broadband outside of High-Density Areas to premises where Orange is the Building Operator (BO)

Access the Orange Fibre Optic Network infrastructures outside of High-Density Areas to offer superfast broadband electronic communications service solutions to your customers.

Using Orange’s Optical Local Loop, you can expand usage in two different ways:

  • Rent the individual lines you need to supply your customers
  • Participate in co-financing in one or several municipalities in order to gain Optical Local Loop usage rights over a period of 20 years

To find out more, read about our Fibre Optic Network.

Access to FTTH lines outside of High-Density Areas Schema
Access to FTTH lines outside of High-Density Areas

Benefits

  • Offer Fibre To The Home (FTTH) access to your customers in buildings where Orange is the Operator.
  • Get access to a superfast next generation broadband network.
  • Participate in a co-financing plan that can be adapted to suit your needs.
  • Possibility to increase your co-financing contribution over time.

Find out more

You can view the reference offer in access to the end portion of Orange’s superfast fibre optic broadband electronic communications lines at Orange.com (opens in a new window).

Uses

Steps

Pre-sale

A sales rep is at your disposal to present the features and conditions of this offer.

E-services are available 24/7, including eligibility and pricing tools

Order Production Delivery

Online ordering tools and services are available 24/7 for you to place your order and monitor its status independently.

Post sale

Tools for online reporting of observed malfunctions and real time monitoring of service restoration.

Additional Services

Monthly billing with customized consumption monitoring, suiting the specifics of the offer you subscribed to.

 

FAQ

The commitment is at the level of the municipality or urban area, but can be changed in increments of 5%, as defined in the deployment plans published regularly by Orange.

This information is available as soon as the contract has been signed. Orange sends it to all signatories of the Detailed Prerequisite Criteria (DPC) file.