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
Jatwara · Jhajjar tehsil · Haryana
WiFi and Broadband Connection in Jatwara, Jhajjar
DVM Techno is the WiFi broadband provider for Jatwara, Jhajjar, connecting homes over the air from its Kasni branch through a rooftop antenna. For many families here the reason to get a fixed line is the camera system: a recorder at home that you can open on your phone from the fields, the mandi or another town, on a plan with unlimited data and no FUP.
- A steady line for the camera recorder
- Open your cameras from anywhere on your phone
- CCTV and broadband from the same Kasni team
Quick answer
Who provides WiFi broadband in Jatwara?
DVM Techno provides wireless broadband internet in Jatwara, 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.
- Plans
- Basic 30 Mbps · ₹400/month · Starter 50 Mbps · ₹600/month (GST included) · Standard 100 Mbps · Premium 200 Mbps
- Data
- Unlimited, with no FUP or speed throttling
- Connection
- Wireless, over the air — free installation, no digging or cable to your house
- Local branch
- Kasni, Salhawas tehsil · +91-8448523313
Which broadband plan suits you?
| 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.
Jatwara
Seeing the yard and the shed from wherever you are.
Jatwara is one of the villages that Wikipedia's Jhajjar district article lists under Jhajjar tehsil in its tehsil-wise table of revenue villages, the same column that contains Kasni, home of our branch office. The district article also describes farming as central to the area, naming rice, wheat and maize as its main crops. There is no separate Wikipedia page for Jatwara, so this page does not quote a population or a distance for it.
A family that farms keeps an eye on more than the front door. The tractor stands in the courtyard, animals are tied in the shed, diesel and fertiliser sit in a store room, and somebody is usually away at the fields for most of the day. Cameras are only half the answer. The other half is a way to look at them when you are not at home, and that depends entirely on the internet connection sitting next to the recorder in the house.
Wikipedia's article on IP cameras describes them as cameras that send their pictures over an IP network, with some relying on a network video recorder (NVR) to store and manage the video. Whether your cameras are IP models on an NVR or HD cameras on a DVR, the recorder hands the picture to the router, and the router sends it out to your phone. If that link is a phone hotspot, or a line that drops whenever the data runs low, the app shows a spinning wheel exactly when you want to check something. A fixed broadband connection that stays on, with no data cap, is what turns a set of cameras into something you can actually watch from a distance.
Sources: Wikipedia — Jhajjar district (tehsil-wise village list) · Wikipedia — IP camera
For remote camera viewing, check that
- The DVR or NVR sits close enough to the router for a short network cable
- The recorder, router and antenna adapter share backed-up power
- The camera app is installed and tested on every phone that needs it
- Each family member who views the cameras has their own login where the app allows it
- Default passwords on the recorder and the router have been changed
WiFi Broadband
Broadband that keeps your cameras in reach in Jatwara.
How a home connection in Jatwara supports cameras on the house, the shed and the yard.
- Recorder always onlineThe DVR or NVR stays connected to the router, so the camera app can reach it whenever you open it.
- Live view and playbackCheck the yard live or play back last night's recording from the fields or another town.
- Unlimited data, no FUPWatching cameras every day does not eat into a data pack or slow the line after a limit.
- Cattle shed and courtyardCameras on the shed, the tractor and the store room viewed together on one phone screen.
- Router and recorder securedNew passwords for the router WiFi and the recorder app login at setup.
- One team for bothOur Kasni team installs CCTV in Jatwara as well, so cameras and broadband are planned together.
Process
How the work runs.
The same clear steps for every Jatwara project, with progress shared on WhatsApp.
- 01Tell us about the camerasSay whether cameras are already fitted, how many there are and where the recorder sits in the house.
- 02Signal survey on the roofThe Kasni team checks the over-the-air signal in Jatwara and decides where the antenna goes.
- 03Antenna and router fittedInstallation is free and takes about 2 to 3 hours; in most villages the line works the same day.
- 04Recorder linked to the routerThe DVR or NVR is connected by cable so it can reach the internet without relying on WiFi.
- 05Test from outside the houseWe open the camera app on your phone over mobile data to confirm remote viewing works.
Broadband Plans
Plans for Jatwara.
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.
50 Mbps
Starter
₹600 / month · incl. GST
- Unlimited data
- No FUP
- Local support from Kasni
- Ideal for phones & streaming
- Free installation, over the air
100 Mbps
Standard
Call or WhatsApp
- Unlimited data
- No FUP
- Local support from Kasni
- Great for families & students
- Online classes & HD streaming
200 Mbps
Premium
Call or WhatsApp
- Unlimited data
- No FUP
- Local support from Kasni
- For shops & heavy users
- Multiple devices at once
FAQs
WiFi Broadband in Jatwara — FAQs.
Straight answers to what Jatwara families and shopkeepers ask before they start.
Who provides WiFi in Jatwara, Jhajjar?
DVM Techno provides wireless broadband in Jatwara from its branch office in Kasni, which serves 37 villages nearby. An antenna on your roof receives the signal over the air and a router inside gives you WiFi. Call or WhatsApp +91-8448523313, Monday to Saturday between 9 AM and 7 PM, to arrange a free signal survey.
How much does WiFi cost in Jatwara?
Basic 30 Mbps is 400 rupees a month and Starter 50 Mbps is 600 rupees a month, with GST included. Standard 100 Mbps and Premium 200 Mbps are available too; ask the Kasni team on call or WhatsApp for their current price. There is no charge for installing the antenna and router.
Does the plan have a FUP or data cap?
No. Every plan is unlimited with no FUP. That matters for cameras, because opening live view and playback every day adds up over a month, and on our plans it never pushes you into a slower speed.
How long does it take to install broadband in Jatwara?
The antenna and router take roughly 2 to 3 hours after the free survey, and in most villages around Kasni you are online the same day.
Do I need a phone line or cable for this connection?
No. The connection comes through the air to the rooftop antenna, so there is no cable along the lane and no digging. Inside, you need a power socket for the router, ideally on the inverter circuit.
Can I watch my CCTV cameras on my phone with this broadband?
Yes. Once the DVR or NVR is connected to the router and the maker's app is set up on your phone, you can see live video and recordings from anywhere your phone has internet. Our blog post on watching home and farm cameras in Jatwara explains the upload side of this in more detail.
Which plan do I need for CCTV viewing?
For a few cameras viewed now and then, Basic 30 Mbps or Starter 50 Mbps is usually enough, because phone apps show a lighter stream when several cameras are on screen. If more people in the family open the cameras often, or the same line also serves TVs and online classes, Standard 100 Mbps leaves more room. Ask about upload speed as well as download when you choose.
Can I see a camera at the tube well from home broadband?
Only if the camera can reach the home network. A camera close to the house can be cabled back to the recorder. One far out in the fields usually needs its own connection, such as a 4G SIM camera, and its own power. We can look at both cases when we plan your CCTV in Jatwara.
WiFi Broadband for Homes and Shops in Jatwara
Call or WhatsApp +91-8448523313 · Mon–Sat, 9 AM – 7 PM · info@dvmtechno.com