The Teradek Node II LTE 4G 3G Modem Module 5-Pin Cablefrom Teradek Node II LTE 4G 3G Modem Module 5-Pin Cableis designed specifically to interface with the Teradek VidiU Go and provide wireless transmission of your video from location to your home base using cellular pathways. This unit is for use anywhere in the world and requires a SIM card to operate. The Node connects to your VidiU, Bond, Prism, Wave, or Cube unit and transmits along most 3G/4G/LTE data bands, offering two to three times the performance of carrier-branded modems.

It features a durable and weather-resistant aluminum chassis, so it can stand up to the rigors of the production day in both interior and exterior shoots. The Node is compatible with any full-size, nano, or micro SIM card. A 5-Pin cable is included.

For VidiU, Wave, Cube, Bond & Prism    Works with Most 3G/4G/LTE Data Bands    Twice the Performance of Other Modems    Weather-Resistant Aluminum Chassis    Dual SIM Slots, 5-Pin Locking Connector    Works with Any SIM Card for Connectivity    3 x 1/4"-20 Mounting Threads    5-Pin Cable Included

Node II gives you nearly worldwide band coverage and universal cellular SIM card compatibility and set to work with virtually every carrier, including Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile. It works with virtually any SIM card, and can operate on most LTE/4G/3G data bands in the US.

With dual SIM slots, swap from one provider to another without needing to unplug the Node II. Only one SIM card can be used at a time.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work with Time warner cable ?

A: yes, i have TWC and it works great.

Q: 2. Since this modem has only 1 wan port, can I connect it to my 48Gigabit ports managed switch?

A: Sorry, I really can't say. I got this for my cable connection. It's the only thing I use it for.

Q: 3. Not compatible with Optimum. Optimum needs the dumbest modem you can find with DOCSIS 3.0 and 8 x 4 channels and upload/download speeds that match your plan. Anybody know the channel specs on the Netgear CM 1200?

A: As per the manufacture 32 downstream and 8 upstream, QAM channels 2 OFDM Downstream channels and 2 OFDMA Upstream channels.

Q: 4. Does this support 5G?

A: 5G is a standard for Cellular connection. This is a cable modem for residential internet connection.

Q: 5. Does this router work with any Canadian carriers like Rogers?

A: As per the manufacturer the Netgear Nighthawk LAX20 AX1800 Wireless Dual-Band 4G LTE Gigabit Router is AT&T and T-Mobile Certified and uses the LTE: 2, 4, 5, 7, 12, 13, 25, 26, 29, 30, 66 Bands.

Q: 6. What cable modem is most compatible with the netgear AX3000?

A: For cable modems, the actual issue is compatibility with your Internet Service Provider, (ISP), not the router and how the modem is configured..

Q: 7. What does it mean when it says no wifi support

A: It means this is only a Cable Modem, it does not have a wifi adapter in it nor does it do any sort of PAT required for home networking.

Q: 8. will this work with Verizon?

A: No, the Netgear CM1200 DOCSIS 3.1 Multi-Gig Cable Modem BH #NECM1200100N is not compatible with Verizon.

Q: 9. This ships with two V antennae attached and one H antenna in the box. How do you unscrew the antennas if you want to change from V to H or vice-versa? The antenna connectors are hidden by a metal collar on this model, unlike on the Bolt 4k modules.

A: The two antennas of the Teradek Bolt 6 Monitor Module 1500 TX for Smart 7 Monitors (B&H# TE1022987) can be removed by twisting their bases counterclockwise. You may need to use a tool to initiate that twist. A wooden toothpick (or similar) can come in handy to initiate the movement if the collar is somewhat recessed.

Q: 10. If I use this LTE 503 console lamp, what do I use for the power source?

A: The Hosa Technology LTE-503 LED Gooseneck Console Lamp is designed to be powered by a console/mixer. Be sure to plug it in only where the console designates it ought to be connected to.