Projects: L2Networks in action

Complex networks in places where they matter - that is what we care about. Below is a selection of the projects we have delivered, from a fibre network for 2,400 connections to the network of a world heritage site. Wondering what that would look like for your situation? Get in touch.

GiessenlandenNet: a fibre network with 2,600 connections for homes and businesses

GiessenlandenNet: a fibre network with 2,600 connections for homes and businesses

design · construction · maintenance
In 2016 L2Networks delivered 2,600 FttH and FttO connections for GiessenlandenNet. The area covers 6,600 addresses. Fibre was brought past 4,000 of them (home passed) and 2,600 were actually connected (home connect), of which 2,400 went on to take a service. The collaboration of local IT and network infrastructure specialists produced both this network and L2Networks itself. Until the network was handed over to KPN, L2Networks ran the complete layer 2 management of both the data traffic and the IPTV.
Mall of the Netherlands: a complex, secure and fast network for the largest shopping centre in the country

Mall of the Netherlands: a complex, secure and fast network for the largest shopping centre in the country

design · construction · maintenance
How do you connect more than 200 shops, 50 places to eat and a cinema? At Mall of the Netherlands, the largest shopping centre in the country, L2Networks built that network. Using network management software that brings every partner together in one place during construction and afterwards, the network was delivered quickly and has stayed straightforward to maintain.
Kinderdijk World Heritage Foundation: fibre and WiFi for over 300,000 visitors a year

Kinderdijk World Heritage Foundation: fibre and WiFi for over 300,000 visitors a year

design · construction · maintenance
Every year Kinderdijk World Heritage Foundation welcomes more than 300,000 visitors from over a hundred countries. All the windmills are connected by a twin 10 Gbps fibre network in a redundant star configuration. Visitors can share or livestream their experience over the WiFi network. Running on Cisco Meraki, it serves many hundreds of visitors at once and keeps their data flows manageable.