MBX Mini Peplink 5G Router

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Because the MBX Mini Peplink 5G Router device has an external antenna port you could use the high gain external antenna kits above to boost your signal. However, if your outdoor signal is very weak, or you require a very long cable run to get from the outdoor antenna to the device (long runs lead to large signal loss) consider using an RF bidirectional amplifier/ repeater suitable for the supported bands and cellular operator to boost your indoor coverage:

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STEP 1: Determine what frequency bands your operator uses here, then click on the frequency band link to view the best ranked cellular antennas compatible with the frequency band that both your device and your cellular operator supports. Your MBX Mini Peplink 5G Router operates on these frequency bands: NR n1, NR n2, NR n3, NR n5, NR n28, NR n41, NR n66, NR n71, NR n77, NR n78, NR n79, LTE Band 1, LTE Band 2, LTE Band 3, LTE Band 4, LTE Band 5, LTE Band 7, LTE Band 8, LTE Band 12, LTE Band 13, LTE Band 14, LTE Band 17, LTE Band 18, LTE Band 19, LTE Band 20, LTE Band 25, LTE Band 26, LTE Band 28, LTE Band 29, LTE Band 30, LTE Band 32, LTE Band 34, LTE Band 38, LTE Band 40, LTE Band 41, LTE Band 42, LTE Band 46, LTE Band 48, LTE Band 66, LTE Band 71.

STEP 2: Determine the cable length you need from the outdoor antenna to the MBX Mini Peplink 5G Router and configure your length here (select N-Male on both ends)

STEP 3: Determine if you need a lightning protection device. If you do, you will need a jumper cable.

STEP 4: Order the pigtail for your modem below:

STEP 5: If the pigtail's Connector 2 is FME-F you will need an N-Female/FME-F adapter to mate to the N-Male cable in step 2. Alternatively, select an N-Male/FME-M cable in step 2 above (more expensive and less re-usable) to avoid requiring this adapter.

Contact us if unsure about any of the steps above or for help configuring your coverage/speed improvement solution or visit our support website to learn more.

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This device has an RPSMA-Female antenna port. To mate this port to an N-Male coaxial cable (or an antenna with an N-Male connector) use an RPSMA-Male to N-Female adapter as below:

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Because the MBX Mini Peplink 5G Router device has an external antenna port, you could use the high gain external antenna kits above to boost your signal. However, if your access point is very far, or you need to reach a WLAN station that is very far, or you require a very long cable run to get from the antenna mounting location to the device (long runs lead to large signal loss) consider using other Wi-Fi signal extension solutions as indicated below.

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