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High-Power Wi-Fi Hot Spot Keeps Vehicles Connected

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In Touch, In and Out of Town

Connectivity, Wherever the Road Takes You

Hauling and delivery are critical functions in today’s world. Everything from food to live-saving medicines to raw materials and school supplies rely on trucks to get where they need to go. With most fleet vehicles occupied by a single driver, it’s more important than ever to keep that driver connected. A vehicle-mounted Nextivity MegaFi 2 HPUE router, can reduce dead spots and dropped calls in hard-to-reach places. Keep your drivers safe and get the delivery and vehicle data required to effectively manage your operations with the highest-power router on the market.

High Power User Equipment (HPUE) is a specialized class of cellular device with up to 6x the uplink power of standard devices – allowing you to communicate with the network in more places than with standard equipment. Nextivity HPUE routers, with IntelliRange™ technology, maintain a reliable cellular connection to the macro network and use that signal to create a reliable Wi-Fi that supports voice, data, and video.

Why are there dead spots?

Coverage Gaps Between Towers

Uplink power on standard devices is not as strong as the power of the signal coming from the tower, making it difficult to send communication when towers are far away.

Natural Signal Blockers

In remote areas, especially where there are hills, valleys, trees, and other natural features, the landscape itself can interfere with signals.

Urban Density

Building shadows, garages, and other urban structures often create pockets of dead zones. Having to connect and reconnect can waste valuable time.

Use Cases for Fleets

Anyone charged with operating and maintaining a fleet of vehicles knows how important it is to maintain contact with both the vehicles and the drivers. Here are some of the reasons to equip vehicles with HPUE devices:

  • Delivery validation
  • Connectivity for Electronic Logging Devices (ELDs)
  • Driver safety
  • Dash cameras
  • Enabling the Vehicle Area Network (VAN) to connect laptops, tablets, scanners, etc.
  • Vehicle tracking
  • Vehicle health monitoring
  • Primary or backup network for telematics

On-the-Go Connectivity for All

Turn Every Vehicle into a Communication Hub

Equip your vehicles with high-power routers to turn them all into reliable Wi-Fi hot spots. Increase the chances of getting and maintaining a connection for voice, data, and video with vehicle-mounted MegaFi 2 devices. Create QR codes to enable quick access to the network.

Supporting Large Fleets Across the Globe

Nextivity HPUE products, utilizing Band 14, are available in the U.S. through AT&T® sales channels and Nextivity authorized partners.

Nextivity SHIELD HPUE devices available outside the U.S. support high power connectivity on Bands 3, 20, and 28.

Visit the MegaFi 2 and MegaGo 2 product pages for technical information.

Nextivity SHIELD MegaFi 2

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Nextivity SHIELD MegaFi 2 Demo Kit

Here’s how it works:

  • Sign up using the form below. Be sure to include the zip code where your trial will take place (if in U.S.).
  • Our demo team will work with you to plan your test drive and show you how to set up the device(s).
  • We’ll send or drop off the demo unit(s), providing you the support you need to properly operate the unit and see the performance.
  • Test coverage in your dead spots for the next 21 days. During that time, we will gather data from the unit (remotely).
  • At the end of the trial period, we’ll follow up with a performance report and collect the demo unit.

Try it Out!

Test your connectivity range for critical communications with the highest-power routers on the market. Sign up to experience the MegaFi 2 on your home turf and see the real benefits in action. Our 21-day no-cost demo program is available to qualified organizations.

Read more about Nextivity HPUE technology here.

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