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SwifGear 4G Aggregate cellular bonding

Updated: Aug 30, 2022


Bonded 4G lte router for mobile internet on the GO Bond up to (4) cellular data cards to aggregate your cellular SIM cards from any carrier. Ideal for video streaming or data applications. Ultra fast & reliable mobile Internet on the go SwifGear technology provides the fastest and most reliable Internet even in challenging mobile environments. Built-in firewall, router, Wi-Fi, battery options: Enterprise grade router, traffic shaping, firewall capabilities with rechargeable battery option.


1. Feature

* Aggregate Bonding for 3G/4G LTE/Wi-Fi Connections

* Can connect to Blackmagic presenter / OBS for livestreaming

* Continuously aggregate the best possible mobile wireless network automaticaly

* AC 240V or DC Sony V-mount batteries power for 24hr portability

* Maxis, Digi, Celcom, U mobile sim card compatibility

* Connect to a Access Point for extended wifi coverage

* Service and Support in Kuala lumpur, Malaysia


Addidion note



Redundancy and Failover Protection

By combining cellular connections, you are no longer depend


ent on just one connection at a time. For example, if one connection has poor coverage, the algorithm will automatically aggregate traffic to other operating connections.



Cellular bonding provides a redundant internet connection that supports high-quality live streaming. With multiple cellular connections to rely on, failover protection ensures that a live stream isn’t interrupted.


Portability

In broadcasting, where speed, mobility and reliability are crucial for transmitting information, cellular bonding can reduce setup times for live events in


remote locations. Compared to traditional live streaming devices, cellular bonding solutions are much more compact, versatile and easy to transport.


Increased Bandwidth

Although the bandwidth of a single internet connection may be enough for everyday use in an area with good coverage, relying on just one connection can leave your organization vulnerable. For example, if your cellular carrier becomes overloaded by high network traffic, your internet connection might slow to a crawl or even drop entirely.


Cellular bonding aggregates multiple cellular connections to increase bandwidth based on demand, enabling better, faster internet connections. For instance, although we can already stream live video with smartphones, they only have a single cellular modem, limiting their bandwidth.



However, cellular bonding expands the bandwidth capacity to enable professional, high-quality live streaming for news, entertainment, sports and other live events.


Expanded Coverage

Many service providers promise extensive coverage, but the reality is that no single carrier can provide 100 percent coverage everywhere. In applications where you need reliable internet connectivity on the go, one carrier just won’t cut it.



In addition to reducing network congestion, cellular bonding can also reduce the risk of weak or no service in low-coverage areas. For instance, emergency first responders and mobile broadcast journalists often move from one location to another while operating remotely, making a reliable mobile internet connection especially critical.


Carrier Diversity

Cellular bonding connects multiple cellular connections from different carriers to reduce an organization’s dependence on a single carrier, known as carrier diversity.


Carrier diversity improves connection resiliency so that if the connection drops or the available bandwidth decreases, data is automatically rerouted and transmitted through another cellular connection in the bonded link.



For applications that depend on wireless internet connectivity, multiple cellular modems can combine cellular connections, increasing bandwidth and providing greater connection resiliency than relying on only one carrier.


Stay Connected Anywhere

SwifGear technology allows you to access cellular seamlessly as the presence and quality of available networks fluctuate.



can contact me if need to rent one 0162162318




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