30 Mbps
Basic
₹400 / month · incl. GST
- Unlimited data
- No FUP
- Free installation, over the air
- Local support from Kasni
- For one or two users

Dadanpur · Jhajjar, Haryana
DVM Techno provides WiFi broadband in Dadanpur, Jhajjar, from its Kasni branch, over the air to an antenna on your roof. If your house, shop or farm already has CCTV, this is the line that carries the cameras to your phone: unlimited data with no FUP, from 400 rupees a month, and CCTV installation by the same company.
Quick answer
DVM Techno provides wireless broadband internet in Dadanpur, Jhajjar district, from its branch office in Kasni (Salhawas tehsil). The connection reaches your home over the air, so no cable has to be laid to your house. There are four plans — Basic 30 Mbps at ₹400 a month and Starter 50 Mbps at ₹600 a month (GST included), plus Standard 100 Mbps and Premium 200 Mbps — all with unlimited data and no FUP or speed throttling. Installation is free. Call or WhatsApp +91-8448523313 to check coverage at your address and for 100 and 200 Mbps prices.
| Plan | Speed | Price (incl. GST) | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | 30 Mbps | ₹400/month | One or two users: online classes, UPI and net banking, WhatsApp and video on one device |
| Starter | 50 Mbps | ₹600/month | Online classes and coaching apps, UPI and net banking, WhatsApp Business, HD video on one or two devices |
| Standard | 100 Mbps | Call or WhatsApp | Families with several phones and a smart TV, work-from-home video calls |
| Premium | 200 Mbps | Call or WhatsApp | Shops and offices, 4K streaming, remote CCTV viewing, many devices at once |
All plans have unlimited data with no FUP, and installation is free. Prices include GST; call or WhatsApp for the 100 and 200 Mbps rates.
Dadanpur
Dadanpur is a village in Jhajjar district. Wikipedia places it about 13 km from Jhajjar and 35 km from Rewari, names Machrauli as its nearest railway station and gives its PIN code as 124103. Anyone who leaves the house for the fields, a job in town or a few days away wants to see the gate, the shop shutter or the cattle shed from wherever they are. Plenty of homes already have cameras and a recorder in a cupboard. What they often lack is a steady internet line to carry those pictures out of the house.
Remote viewing reverses the usual direction of the internet. Watching a film pulls data down into the house; watching your cameras from outside pushes video up, from the recorder through the router to your phone. So the upload side of the connection decides how many cameras you can watch at once and how sharp they look. Most recorders and phone apps help by showing a lighter sub stream in the multi-camera grid and switching to full quality only when you open one camera. Recorders that use H.265, also called HEVC, help too: Wikipedia notes that HEVC can achieve 25 to 50 per cent better compression than H.264 at the same quality, so the same picture needs less upload.
Data is the other half. A camera recording around the clock does not use the internet by itself; recording happens on the hard disk inside the DVR or NVR. Data is spent when someone views live or plays back a clip from outside, and when a cloud camera sends clips to the maker's server. A family that checks the gate many times a day from three phones, or a WiFi camera storing clips online, can use a good deal of data in a month. On a plan with no FUP that does not matter; on a phone hotspot it usually does.
Keep the recorder and the router on the same backup power, too. A camera system that drops offline whenever the electricity goes is blind at exactly the moment it is needed.
Sources: Wikipedia — Dadanpur · Wikipedia — High Efficiency Video Coding (H.265)
Before you watch CCTV from outside
WiFi Broadband
One connection in Dadanpur for the family's phones and the cameras at the gate, shop or shed.
Process
The same clear steps for every Dadanpur project, with progress shared on WhatsApp.
Broadband Plans
Every plan includes unlimited data with no FUP, free installation over the air and local support. Prices include GST; call or WhatsApp for 100 and 200 Mbps rates.
30 Mbps
₹400 / month · incl. GST
50 Mbps
₹600 / month · incl. GST
100 Mbps
Call or WhatsApp
200 Mbps
Call or WhatsApp
FAQs
Straight answers to what Dadanpur families and shopkeepers ask before they start.
DVM Techno provides wireless broadband in Dadanpur from its branch office in Kasni. The signal comes through the air to an antenna on the roof, and a router inside gives WiFi to phones, TVs and a CCTV recorder. Ask for a free signal survey on +91-8448523313.
Plans start at 400 rupees a month for Basic 30 Mbps; Starter 50 Mbps is 600 rupees a month, both inclusive of GST. For Standard 100 Mbps and Premium 200 Mbps, ask by phone or WhatsApp. There is no data cap on any of them and no charge for installing the antenna and router.
No fair usage policy applies. Watching your cameras live, playing back clips and streaming at home are all unmetered, and the speed stays at your plan's rate all month.
Two to three hours for the antenna and router after the survey, and in most villages the work finishes the same day.
Neither. No landline is involved and no cable is laid from outside to the house; the antenna on the roof picks up the signal and a short cable indoors runs to the router.
Because the video travels out of your house. When you watch from outside, the recorder sends the picture up through your home connection to your phone, so upload decides how many cameras play smoothly at once. Using the app's sub stream for the grid view, and H.265 recording where the recorder supports it, reduces what has to be sent.
No. Cameras record to the hard disk in the DVR or NVR without using the internet. Data is used only when someone watches live or plays back from outside, or when a cloud camera uploads clips to the maker's server.
Yes. DVM Techno installs CCTV in Dadanpur and the villages around Kasni, so a new camera system and the connection that carries it to your phone can be planned together.
Call or WhatsApp +91-8448523313 · Mon–Sat, 9 AM – 7 PM · info@dvmtechno.com