A complete network for sites with an end date.
Jobsites, pop-ups, events and seasonal locations need internet, Wi-Fi and cameras quickly, and removed cleanly when the work is done. We deliver it as one managed package.
What it looks like day to day.
A typical scenario based on the environments we work in, not a specific customer.
- The jobsite trailer runs on phone hotspots
- Cameras and time clocks have no reliable connection
- Every temporary site gets a different setup
- Nobody knows who owns the gear when the job ends
Temporary shouldn't mean improvised.
Temporary sites still need secure internet, Wi-Fi and cameras. A portable 5G-based kit can be staged, shipped, moved as the site changes, monitored, and retired with a record of what was there.
How we fix it.
5G WAN connects a location to the internet over the cellular network, as its main connection, its backup, or a separate path for emergency access.
Coverage check at the site
Pick carriers and antennas for the location.
Build the kit
5G router, Wi-Fi and camera connections, pre-configured.
Deploy and move
Set up fast, and relocate as the site changes.
Retire cleanly
Remove, recover and document at the end.
Every site starts with a coverage check for each carrier, so the right carrier and antenna are picked before anything ships.
What's different after.
Up in days
Online as soon as the trailer lands.
Secure and managed
No more hotspots and shared passwords.
A clean exit
Gear recovered and accounted for.
Where this works, and where something else fits better.
We recommend what solves the problem, even when it's a different solution.
A good fit for
- Construction projects
- Events and pop-up retail
- Disaster recovery and seasonal sites
Something else may fit better
- Sites lasting years may justify a wired circuit with 5G as backup Read: When the internet goes down, so does the register →
For your IT or engineering teamTechnical detail
The design decisions, the end-to-end path and how the result is tested.
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Technical detail
The design decisions, the end-to-end path and how the result is tested.
The kit should arrive staged, connect through measured carrier paths, move with the site plan, and leave with a complete inventory record.
Design decisions
| Design decision | What we need to understand | How we engineer it |
|---|---|---|
| Site phase | Map users, cameras, trailers, work zones, moves, and end date. | Size and stage a modular network that can be relocated. |
| Physical package | Define enclosure, antennas, mast, cable, grounding, power, UPS, and weather rating. | Install for the actual environmental and safety conditions. |
| Retirement | Assign asset recovery, SIM suspension, data removal, credential closure, and final records. | Treat decommissioning as a planned deployment stage. |
The end-to-end path
- CARRIER PATHSPrimary · alternate SIMMeasured temporary access
- FIELD PACKAGEAntennas · power · enclosurePortable physical infrastructure
- MANAGED EDGEFirewall · VPN · monitoringEnterprise security and control
- SITE SYSTEMSUsers · cameras · accessTemporary production workflows
Multiple gateways do not equal resilience if they share one carrier, tower, power source, antenna location, or unmanaged configuration.
How the result is tested
- Mobilization test Deploy the complete kit from inventory using field documentation.
- Carrier test Measure primary and alternate paths at each site phase.
- Application test Run users, cameras, access control, voice, and cloud services.
- Power test Exercise UPS, generator, restart, and remote recovery behavior.
- Move test Relocate the package and revalidate antenna and service conditions.
- Closure test Recover assets and verify SIM, credential, subscription, and data disposition.
You might also be dealing with.
The store is ready. The internet circuit isn't.
Open on schedule with 5G, then keep it as backup when the permanent line arrives.
Retail & branches · Healthcare · Construction & temporary sitesSee how it's solved 5G WANCase WN-05Every device in the truck has its own hotspot
Turn each vehicle into a managed, connected location.
Transportation & fleets · Public sector & safety · HealthcareSee how it's solved 5G WANCase WN-03A wired line costs more than the site is worth
Use 5G as the main connection where it's the better option.
Retail & branches · Utilities & energy · Transportation & fleetsSee how it's solvedNext 5G WAN use case: Every device in the truck has its own hotspot → · About 5G WAN →
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