Kit Single 1 Gbps
164 €from, 20 m kit
PC, console, or smart TV in another room. The simplest setup and the most popular option.
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Comparison of Snap Data Plastic Optical Fiber Kits
Find your Snap Data kit in under 1 minute
We have 8 1 Gbps kits, and they all deliver internet over fiber optic to another area of your home without construction.
This guide tells you which one is right for you based on the zones you want to cover and the devices you plan to connect.
2 questions to get it right the first time
1
How many zones or rooms do you want to bring internet to?
- 1 zone → Single, Básico Económico, or Básico kits
- 2 zones → Dúplex Lite or Dúplex kits
- 3 or 4 zones → Kit Gold
- 5 zones or more → Kit Premium
2
What do you need in the destination zone?
- Connect a single device by cable (PC, console, smart TV) → Kit Single
- Also have your own WiFi (phones, laptop) → Work-from-Home Pack
- Connect multiple devices by cable → Básico Económico Kit or Kit Básico
The 8 Snap Data 1 Gbps kits
Work-from-Home Pack
180 €from, 20 m kit
Study, study room, or home office. Includes a WiFi router at the destination end.
View Work-from-Home PackKit Básico Económico
199 €from, 20 m kit
One room with a TV, console, and PC. Connects multiple devices while keeping costs optimized.
View Básico EconómicoKit Básico
266 €from, 20 m kit
Living room with several devices connected at once. Higher-end converters and more headroom.
View Kit BásicoKit Dúplex Lite
382 €from, 40 m kit
Two separate rooms powered from the router. Basic multipoint configuration.
View Dúplex LiteKit Dúplex
397 €from, 40 m kit
Two rooms with multiple devices each. Complete Dúplex version.
View Kit DúplexKit Gold
995 €from, 80 m kit
Large house or apartment with multiple users. Includes a switch for professional distribution.
View Kit GoldKit Premium
1.195 €from, 80 m kit
Detached houses, large duplexes, separate floors, and offices. The most complete configuration.
View Premium kitAll kits include the converters, plastic optical fiber (POF), power supplies, Ethernet cables, fiber cutter, and installation manual. You don't need to buy anything else.
Single, Kit Básico Económico, or Kit Básico: what's the difference?
This is the question we receive most often. Here's the answer without the marketing:
Kit Single
The simplest configuration. Two POF converters, one at the router and the other in the destination area.
A single device connected by cable at the other end. Ideal if you only want to bring internet to your PC, console, or smart TV.
Kit Básico Económico
Same philosophy as the Single, but it allows you to connect several devices in the destination area.
Price-optimized configuration: pay less while retaining the ability to plug in more than one device.
Kit Básico
The most complete version for 1 area. Connect up to 3 devices with higher-end converters.
More headroom for demanding installations or longer runs. The premium option among single-area kits.
In short: if you're going to plug in more than one device at the destination end, move up from the Single to the Kit Básico Económico or Kit Básico.
Which kit is right for your type of home
| Type of home | Recommended kit | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Small apartment (60–70 m²), 1 room with weak WiFi | Kit Single 1 Gbps or Remote Work Pack | A single run to the problem area |
| Medium-sized apartment (80–100 m²), 1 room with several devices | Kit Básico Económico or Kit Básico | A target area with more than one device |
| Large apartment (110–140 m²) or penthouse, 2 distant rooms | Kit Dúplex Lite or Kit Dúplex | Two separate areas connected from the router |
| Two-story detached house | Kit Gold | Up to 4 points cover the ground floor and bedroom floor |
| Detached house, large duplex, or small office | Kit Premium | Up to 5 points to cover the entire area without dead spots |
Why choose a Snap Data kit instead of the operator's FTTR?
Operators now offer FTTR (Fiber to the Room) services for a monthly fee. Compared with a Snap Data kit:
| Concept | Operator FTTR | Snap Data kit |
|---|---|---|
| Initial cost | Installation + service activation | One-time kit payment |
| Monthly fee | €5 to €15 / month depending on the operator | 0 € |
| Accumulated cost over 5 years | Between €300 and €900 in instalments | €0 (already paid for) |
| If you change operator | You lose the service | The kit is yours and keeps working |
| Work in the home | No | No, use existing conduits |
| Actual speed | 1 Gbps | 1 Gbps |
The kit typically pays for itself between the first and second year. From then on, it’s all savings.
Frequently asked questions about choosing a kit
What if I’m not sure what cable length I need?
Measure the route from your router to where you want to bring the internet, following the walls and skirting boards. Add a 20% margin for curves and corners. The kits are available in 20, 30, 40, 50 and 60 metres.
Does it work inside my existing electrical conduits?
Yes. POF fibre has a diameter of 2.2 mm, making it much thinner than an Ethernet cable, and it is flexible. It passes easily through the same conduits already used by your electrical or telephone installation.
Can I expand the kit later if I need another area?
Yes. We offer expansion packs with additional converters compatible with any Snap Data kit. If you start with a Single and later want a second area, you don’t have to discard anything you’ve already bought.
Is the installation complicated?
No. The kit includes everything (including the fibre cutter) and a step-by-step manual. Most customers install it in under an hour without technical knowledge.
Do I lose speed compared with my router’s speed?
No. The 1 Gbps kits maintain 100% of your router’s speed up to 50 metres. If your fibre connection is 600 Mbps, you receive a real 600 Mbps in the target area. Without the typical loss associated with WiFi or PLC.
What if I have questions before buying?
Write to us. Actelser’s technical team will help you choose the right kit for your specific situation, with no obligation.
Still not sure?
Tell us about your home and what you want to cover. We’ll recommend the exact kit for your situation, with no obligation.
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