4G/5G internet for motorhomes and caravans
Connect onboard devices through a cellular router inside the vehicle. An external antenna can help with reception, but the operator coverage, antenna placement and cable loss still determine the connection.
Roof antenna, interior router and DC power
Choose a dry, ventilated router position with access to the SIM and cables. Check the vehicle supply against the router input range, and keep antenna cables as short as the installation allows.
- SIM and operator coverage in the countries of use
- Roof space, antenna connections and cellular cable length
- DC voltage, fuse, connector and power-off behaviour
- Ethernet equipment and expected Wi-Fi client count
- Mounting position and access for service
RV network path
The roof antenna feeds the cellular modem. The router presents the connection to onboard equipment through Ethernet and Wi-Fi.
Choose LTE or 5G for your route
Check the modem, antenna connections, SIM arrangement, Ethernet ports, DC input and Wi-Fi class.
4G router
Consider LTE where the route has 4G coverage and the data plan suits your usage. Check the supported bands for each country you travel through.
CMT750 model details5G router
CMTX50 combines 5G connectivity, four Gigabit Ethernet ports and Wi-Fi 6. Match the external antenna set and DC supply to the installation.
CMTX50 model detailsAntenna and power
Match antenna connections, cable length and DC supply to the selected router.
Installation checklistConnection settings and status
Check each software function against the selected model and firmware release.
- WebUI and Web App availability by model
- eSIM, OTA, logs and remote diagnostics by firmware configuration
- Automatic APN, failover and watchdog behaviour
Discuss your onboard network
Tell us the country and operator, antenna and cable set, router position, DC supply and connected equipment. Include the expected quantity for an OEM / ODM project.
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