The Alfa 4G Camp Pro 2+ combines an external cellular modem with an outside high gain antenna, that plugs into an internal router to share a 4G LTE cellular connection.
It should not be confused with the Alfa WiFi CampPro 2, which does not have a cellular modem but supports WiFi-as-WAN. The 4G Camp Pro 2+ does not support the Wi-Fi as WAN functionality - just LTE.
The 4G CampPro2+ package combines an Alfa R36AH WLAN Router Repeater Extender with a Tube-U4G outdoor 4G/LTE USB modem and an AOA-4G-5AM outdoor 4G omni antenna and associated accessories.
This unique combination places the modem, radio and antenna all together for minimum signal loss and gain.
Specifications
- Model: 4G Camp Pro 2+
- Router Specs:
- Cellular Modem Specs:
- Supported Networks and Bands: LTE FDD: B1/B3/B5/B7/B8/B20 LTE TDD: B38/B40/B41 WCDMA: B1/B5/B8 GSM: B3/B8
- LTE-Advanced Carrier Aggregation: No
- MIMO Support: None
- LTE Performance Category: Category 4
(Max Theoretical Speed: 150Mbps Down / 50Mbps Up) - Cellular Antenna: 5dBi gain, omnidirectional
- Cellular Antenna Ports: One (N-type female)
- SIM Slots: Mini - 2FF (includes adapters)
- Dimensions:
- Tube-U4G modem and AOA-4G-5AM antenna: 7.2” x 1.9” x 1"
- R36AH WLAN: 3.6" x 2.8" x 1"
- Other Ports: MicroUSB & USB-A (used to connect the modem and router)
- Power Source:
- Outdoor Rated: Yes
- Special Features:
- Retail Price: $189.97
News, Videos & Status
Alfa Networks, Inc. has sent us the Verizon version of this kit for evaluation in March 2019. Our members have our impressions posted below.
As of November 2019, the global version of this product became available for purchase through Amazon and eBay, although inventory appears to be limited at this time.
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