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Importance Of Having A T3 Line

T1 and T3 are leased lines used most commonly in the field of telecommunications. Technically, T1 and T3 lines are both reserved circuits. T1 line is an example of dedicated local loop and it has the capacity to manage 24 voice calls at once. A T3 line is 28 times a normal T1 line which means it has the ability to manage 672 calls at one time.

A T3 line has adequate bandwidth to transmit frame-to-frame video and huge capacity database even over packed networks in real time. T3 lines are used for data needs over very long distance. Also, T3 line forms the basis of business networks hubs for big organizations. Most big Internet carriers around the world rely on T3 lines to form their core business platform.

Both T1 and T3 lines are commonly rented on a yearly and/or monthly lease. One main reason that despite being greatly beneficial for business most organizations and business houses shy away from T3 is their rather heavy charges. One T1 leased line for a month can cost you anywhere from a minimum of $300. A T3 leased line normally comes no cheaper than $3000 for a month.

The basic purpose of both T1 and T3 lines is to facilitate voice/data networking within various different units of an organization that are geographically located very far across. Because it’s not common for small and mid sized organizations to have this need, mostly only very big global corporations lease the T3 lines.

However, slowly and steadily the area of need for T3 lines is increasing. Today technologies such as virtual meeting room and IP telephony require high-speed data transfer with instant and secure connectivity. This is one reason that T3′s important and need is growing day-by-day in the market

Most of the time companies face unanticipated need for excess connectivity and they have to purchase it. When companies purchase extra connectivity on top of their fixed plan they end up paying more than what it would have cost them if they had a T3 line in the first place. So most companies now understand that T3 lines make more business sense for them.

In today’s economy most companies are looking to limit their travel and meeting expenses without letting it hurt their long-term growth. Reliable and fast connectivity is the most important thing that they need in their quest and that’s what makes a T3 line the must-have for these companies.