Ultimate Caravan 4G / 5G Ready Wifi Setup

The Ultimate Caravan 5G Ready Flex Wifi System Allows For Impressive Mobile Wi-Fi Signal Whilst Out & About And Set-up On Caravan Sites
Following on from our super popular Motorhome Wifi 4G and 5G Ready Flex System we had a local customer with an impressive 2018 Coachman VIP 460 Caravan that wanted WiFi whilst camped out in low signal area campsites!
Staying Connected nowadays is a must! This Wifi System features a 4G Huawei “Fixed” Router and a roof mounted 5G Ready Antenna and is perfect whilst on the move. Once installed, this will give you a significant improvement over the performance of your regular mobile phone data connection.
The new 5G Ready Flex features our latest 5G antenna paired with an upgradable 4G SIM-slot router. With an all new design and up to 20% higher gain for 4G, you are not only better connected but ready to receive 5G signals by upgrading your router when you’re ready.
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[@theom9495]

Hi, can you advise what type of router bracket that is and where would you purchase one, TIA

[@AdvancedInCarTechnologies]

Hey Theo! Sadly that bracket is made by the manufacturer of the system. It's not a Spare Part / Accessory so it can't be ordered separately I'm afraid.

[@britsd6397]

Hi. great video. I read that you shouldn't put the external antenna close to the TV aerial asd it interferes with the with the signal but I see you have it close. Do you think it makes a difference ?

[@AdvancedInCarTechnologies]

These days you are very limited to where you can position things on the roof's of Caravans and Motorhomes' so we don't have the luxury of always picking the best spot. I wouldn't say that it makes a great deal of difference especially when there are so many other possible conflicts and frequencies to worry about!

[@britsd6397]

@@AdvancedInCarTechnologies Not sure you needed to put it so close to the TV aerial as I have the Coachman Laser 575 and you could have put in the opposite cupboard and take power from the over door panel, that way it would have been nowhere near any other services on the roof.

[@dickydoodle]

or thether your phone for free ?

[@boxfullofneutral8514]

genius comment.

[@britsd6397]

@@boxfullofneutral8514 I thought the same and asked when I was looking to take a contract with three for a mobile wifi router. The difference I was told is that using your phone as a hot spot means the phone has to share the bandwidth with data and any calls made or received from the phone at the same time, as you will know you can still use the phone when used as a hotspot. With a dedicated mobile mifi or router such as the Avtec, it uses the full bandwidth just for data and should in theory be better when using data.