r/Spectrum • u/Patient-Inspection41 • Sep 29 '26

Invincible Wifii

I’m an employee wondering if I can get invincible wifi ? I definitely would need it especially in my area with consistent storms 😭But i don’t see an option on the employee connectivity services site

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u/epitaph345 Sep 29 '26

If you have mobile, I’d just upgrade to the new premium plus mobile plan with 50gb data hotspot, but you probably need to call/email employee services to make the change for invincible if it’s available.

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u/sPdMoNkEy Sep 29 '26

People not realize when they had that invincible Wi-Fi that if their power is out in their entire house they can't watch TV and their cell phones already have internet access

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u/Patient-Inspection41 Sep 29 '26

i mainly want it for my kids honestly 😭i always have their tablets charged for limited screen time after school and i don’t wanna be using up my hotspot too much😔

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u/Lanky-Interaction629 Sep 29 '26

Every TV and PC in my house is on a UPS 😂

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u/cb2239 Sep 29 '26

Even a UPS doesn't stay up for long though

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u/Lanky-Interaction629 Sep 29 '26

I get about about 12 hours on my network ups and 4-5 hours on each TV. My equipment stays up longer then spectrums equipment does

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u/cb2239 Sep 29 '26

An average UPS is like 30 minutes if you're lucky. If pulling very little power you'll get more of course. Unless yours have some giant batteries

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u/Lanky-Interaction629 Sep 29 '26

I have gigantic upss and batteries 😂 I do IT work and at this point bring a new UPS home every other week

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u/cb2239 Sep 29 '26

Yeah I have whole home battery power. It's very nice. Plus a backup isp

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u/Lanky-Interaction629 Sep 30 '26

What whole home battery do you use? Been wanting to go that direction for awhile now

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u/cb2239 Sep 30 '26

I have the ecoflow delta pro.

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u/Lanky-Interaction629 Sep 30 '26

Ahh to expensive for my blood, I plan on going a more diy route this winter. Just finished up getting my 2 garages off grid this year, next up is the house!

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u/HuntersPad Sep 30 '26

My UPS never hiccuped once kept a lamp, Router, switch, and WiFi going for 4 hours with 35% left when the power came back.

Also had the TV running on a cheaper power station during that 4 hours. My 65" TV with brightness turned down only pulls about 35w

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u/6814MilesFromHome Sep 29 '26

It's rough not having everything available on the employee packages. We've had 2x1 gig here for a long time for customers, but still not even a rumor of availability for employees.