Bonded Cellular Kit

Bonded Cellular Kit

The price for this unit is $3,000... there is some sort issue with that amount. This Bonded Cellular kit was custom built over two month period by 1SimplePhone at a cost of over $6K... This custom made, better than Star, mobile router. Its a Bonded Cellular kit that uses 3 mobile routers, with 3 different carriers, at the same time. This kit contains two Pepwave BR-1 PRO 5Gs (with LTE Failover) and one NETGEAR MR5200 Nighthawk M5 5G Hotspot with WiFi 6 router. These 3 mobile routers work together and are setup to load balance the signals from three cellular providers at one time. All routers have external antennas that are mounted inside the case and it can be operated with the lid closed to provide a stable and reliable internet connection, especially when one or more of the carriers has a weak signal. The case is also designed with a pass-thru port that allows for more robust cellular antennas to be used and connected to all the routers. This case can be powered with an extension cord via a pass-thru port on the case or powered via batteries. It also has built-in fan to keep the units cool while operating with the case closed. When plugged into house power, it automatically charges the V-Mount battery. The two BR-1 mobile routers can be powered with the included 95Wh V-Mount Li-ion battery. This battery can be upgraded to a 300Wh battery (from the same manufacturer) for all day power. The NETGEAR mobile router can be powered all day from any USB-C, 5W-3A, 80Wh battery. Because the NETGEAR Mobile Router is configured as a WiFi-As-WAN connection to the primary router, it can be independently selected as one of the three carriers, if necessary. The case also has a sealed ethernet port mounted on the case to connect a computer or a multi-port Gigabit Switch. Variants of each of the mobile routers wifi name have been created so you can directly connect to one of the carriers via wifi, if necessary. This unit was configured with Pepwave InControl 2 Cloud Based Device Management and may require an annual fee for remote device management.