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We now have a reliable wireless and wired network inside and outside the RV. All of our TVs are hardwired, our Roku’s are hard wired, hard wired Mac mini, hard wired laptop and space to expand.

Anthony S (LookAtUsNow)

Indoor Router Comparison

	Poplar	Spruce	Aspen	Osprey
WiFi Frequencies	2.4GHz	2.4GHz / 5.8GHz	2.4GHz / 5.8GHz	2.4GHz / 5.8GHz
WiFi Throughput (max)	300Mbps	1200Mbps	1200Mbps	750Mbps
WiFi Range (max)	750ft	500ft	750ft	500ft
LAN Throughput (max)	100Mbps	1000Mbps	1000Mbps	100Mbps
SD Card Slot	MicroSD	None	MicroSD	IoT Data Storage
LTE Tethering Port	USB 2.0	USB 2.0	USB 3.0	USB 2.0
LTE Modem	Optional	None	Optional	Cat6 / Cat12 optional

Maximum WiFi range is only achievable in ideal conditions when connecting with clear line of sight and a powerful access point

While camped at the furthest-most campsite from the access point at one campground, we were able to experience reliable wifi while our neighbors could not.

Lou Axt

Outdoor Router Comparison

	Teton	Denali	Everest
WiFi Frequencies	2.4GHz	2.4GHz	2.4GHz / 5.8GHz
WiFi Throughput (max)	300Mbps	300Mbps	1200Mbps
WiFi Range (max)	1mi	1.5mi	2mi
LAN Throughput (max)	100Mbps	100Mbps	1000Mbps
LTE Modem	Optional	Optional	Optional (up to 2 modems)
Available LTE Modems	Category 4	Category 4 / 6	Category 4 / 6 / 12

Maximum WiFi range is only achievable in ideal conditions when connecting with clear line of sight and a powerful access point

The package deal was worth every penny to me, glad I did it, WiFiRanger has pretty much given us back the connectivity we had in our sticks and brick but without the sticks and brick.

Anthony S (LookAtUsNow)

Get the most out of a WiFiRanger system with an indoor & outdoor Pack. We recommend these solutions for more network versatility and functionality when compared to a standalone unit. All of the long-range WiFi, LAN ports, USB tethering, and upgradability features unite in these Packs. Furthermore, you will enjoy maximum wireless coverage, performance, and reliability when using a Pack. For all these reasons, we recommend a Pack if it fits your budget and installation criteria.

Pack Comparison

	Teton Pack	Denali Pack	Everest Pack
WiFi Frequencies	2.4GHz	2.4GHz / 5.8GHz (IDU)	2.4GHz / 5.8GHz
WiFi Throughput (max)	300Mbps	1200Mbps (IDU), 300Mbps (ODU)	1200Mbps
WiFi Range (max)	750ft (IDU), 1mi (ODU)	500ft (IDU), 1.5mi (ODU)	750ft (IDU), 2mi (ODU)
LAN Throughput (max)	100Mbps	1000Mbps (IDU), 100Mbps (ODU)	1000Mbps
SD Card Slot	MicroSD	None	MicroSD
LTE Tethering Port	USB 2.0	USB 2.0	USB 3.0
LTE Modem	None	Category 4 (ODU)	Category 6, 12 (ODU)

IDU stands for Indoor Unit (Poplar, Spruce, Aspen) and ODU stands for Outdoor Unit (Teton, Denali, Everest)
Maximum WiFi range is only achievable in ideal conditions when connecting with clear line of sight and a powerful access point

Internet where you want it, when you want it. Keep mobile devices, media players, smart TVs, gaming controls, and computers connected while you travel. Link to nationwide 4G LTE for reliable, uninterrupted, in-motion and stationary coverage. From fully-integrated systems that provide faster speeds and increased range from WiFi sources to add-on 4G LTE routers, Winegard has the perfect cellular data device for any situation.

LTE Modem Considerations

There are advantages and disadvantages to almost every technology choice, and integrated LTE modems are no exception. For the sake of full disclosure, helping you make the best modem choice, we offer the below considerations:

Verizon Activation is Not Supported or Guaranteed on WiFiRanger Integrated LTE Modems

Changes in carrier plans and different geographies pose challenges to customers trying to activate and use Verizon SIM cards within embedded WiFiRanger LTE modems. If customers seek to utilize Verizon as their data carrier of choice on WiFiRanger, then the official recommendation is to do so with a supported Verizon MiFi, smartphone, or aircard via USB tethering or WiFi for WAN. WiFiRanger is currently in the process of obtaining official support with Verizon, but cannot guarantee Verizon data plans will work on integrated WiFiRanger modems at this time. WiFiRanger is continuing to work through the Verizon approval process. Once completed, official support for Verizon data plans will be announced for nationwide acceptance and coverage of WiFiRanger integrated LTE modems on the Verizon network.

Category 4 Modem Compatible with T-Mobile / ATT Band 71

The Category 4 modem supports Band 71 (600MHz) which T-Mobile / ATT use for some of their Extended Range 4G LTE network. Neither the Category 6 or Category 12 modems support Band 71.

Category 6 and 12 Modems are Capable of Carrier-Aggregation

The Category 6 and 12 modems support carrier-aggregation which can increase the downlink speeds by double and triple when compared to non-carrier-aggregated modems (such as the Category 4 modem). This makes the Category 6 and 12 modems ideal for those desiring maximal performance and who do not need Band 71 support for T-Mobile / ATT.

Unable to Upgrade Routers to LTE Modems After Original Purchase

If unsure of whether to purchase an LTE modem for a Converge router (Poplar, Aspen, Teton, Denali, or Everest), consider that a modem cannot be purchased separately in the future. Instead, a new indoor or outdoor router would need to be purchased with an LTE modem installed. Suffice it to say that it is ideal to get an integrated LTE modem when initially purchasing a Converge router if you have the inclination to have LTE.