Certified by Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, AI-Driven Cloud Managed, 2x2.5GbE Ports & AI-Powered Management
For RV, Rural Home, Mobile Business & Office · 3-Year Warranty
plug in a SIM, and your business is online.
Why FWA12
Ultra-Fast 5G R16
Up to 7.01Gbps down / 2.5Gbps up on 5G R16 (NSA & SA). Fiber-class speed over cellular.
Wi-Fi 7 Performance
Up to 5000Mbps Wi-Fi 7 with 323ft coverage — 600Mbps even at 100ft.
Advanced Carrier Aggregation
4-carrier downlink + 2-carrier uplink aggregation across 300MHz bandwidth.
One-Click POS Ready
One click prioritizes POS traffic — checkout lines never wait for bandwidth.
Enterprise-Grade Security
Built-in firewall, SSID isolation and portal authentication guard every connection.
AI-Powered O&M
AI log analysis and fault diagnosis catch issues before your customers do.
Fiber-class speed, without the fiber.
FWA12 delivers up to 7.01Gbps on 5G R16 — certified by Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile, so your SIM just works. No contracts. No waiting for cable.
Wi-Fi 7 that covers the whole floor.
Up to 5000Mbps across 2.4 & 5.8GHz, with 128 devices connected at once. MU-MIMO keeps every laptop, POS and camera running smoothly.
A network that manages itself.
InCloud Manager with a 7×24 AI Assistant monitors every link, diagnoses faults, and fixes routine issues — no IT team required.
Applications
Retail StoreReliable network delivers fantastic shopping experience 
SMB OfficeInstant access makes business operations swift 
WarehouseHigh-speed wireless for efficient stocking 
Rural SchoolEmpowering rural children for their future
Frequently Asked Questions
Which cellular carriers are certified with the FWA12?
FWA12-NANR (5G NR, North America) is certified with Verizon (NSA), AT&T, and T-Mobile, plus FCC, IC, and PTCRB. It supports 5G R16 NSA/SA with 4-component-carrier downlink aggregation and 2-component-carrier uplink, up to 7 Gbps DL / 2.5 Gbps UL, with dual-band Wi-Fi 7.
How do I set up and log in to the FWA12 for the first time?
Connect the 5G and Wi-Fi antennas, insert the SIM card, and power on. Once booted, connect your computer via Ethernet or join the default Wi-Fi SSID printed on the device label. Open a browser and go to http://192.168.2.1 — log in with the credentials on the label. If Chrome blocks the login page, try Firefox or accept the browser security exception.
How do I connect the FWA12 to cellular and set the APN?
With the device powered off, insert the SIM and power on — the FWA12 auto-detects the carrier and applies the matching APN in most cases. If the cellular link does not come up, log in and go to Internet > Cellular, enter the APN from your carrier, and click Apply. Check the LEDs: steady green = 5G connected; steady blue = 4G; blinking red = no cellular access. Signal LED red / blue / green = weak / moderate / strong.
How do I configure failover on the FWA12?
Failover is configured in three sections under Internet:
Uplink Table — drag the priority handles to set order. The top interface is active; lower entries are backups. Cellular and WAN are both enabled by default.
Uplink Setting — enable Link Detection (ICMP / DNS / HTTP), enter one or two detection addresses, and tick the trigger conditions: Latency > 200 ms, Jitter > 200 ms, Loss > 5%, Signal Strength < Poor.
Link Backup — set Failover Mode to switch to the next-priority uplink when the active one fails.
Click Save. Fallback to the higher-priority uplink happens automatically once it recovers and passes Link Detection.
