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5G & LTE Broadband

Fixed Wireless Access

Deploy secure, reliable 5G/LTE broadband to any fixed location — without waiting for fiber, cable, or wired infrastructure.

Trenching required

Zero

Battery backup

48 hrs

Network ready

5G / LTE

Automatic failover

Instant

Fixed Wireless Access

Definition

What is Fixed Wireless Access (FWA)?

Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) is a broadband internet service that uses 4G LTE or 5G wireless networks to connect a fixed location — such as a business, branch office, or home. Because FWA does not require copper, cable, or fiber to the premises, it can be deployed quickly as a primary internet connection, backup connection, or alternative to traditional wired broadband.

Fixed Wireless Access cell tower
Fixed Wireless Access cell tower

Applications

Common Fixed Wireless Access Use Cases

Rural and Remote Connectivity

Fixed Wireless Access delivers high-speed broadband to rural and remote locations where fiber, cable, or DSL service is unavailable, limited, or too costly to install.

Temporary and Rapid Deployments

FWA provides fast, reliable internet for construction sites, events, pop-up locations, and temporary offices without waiting for wired infrastructure.

Business Continuity and Internet Backup

Businesses can use FWA as a secondary internet connection to maintain critical operations during fiber, cable, or wired network outages.

Features & Benefits

Everything you need. No trenching required.

Deploy secure, reliable 4G LTE and 5G broadband without waiting for fiber, cable, or other wired infrastructure.

Reduced Infrastructure Costs

High-Speed Wireless Broadband

Broad Network Coverage

Fast, Simple Deployment

Reliable Business Connectivity

Flexible, Future-Ready Connectivity

Frequently asked questions

What is Fixed Wireless Access (FWA)?
Fixed Wireless Access delivers broadband internet to a fixed location over a cellular network (5G or LTE) instead of a wired circuit. It can serve as a site's primary connection or as an automatic failover when the wired circuit goes down.
How does cellular failover work?
DataRemote appliances continuously monitor the primary internet connection and automatically switch traffic to the 5G/LTE cellular path when the wired circuit fails — keeping voice, POTS-replacement lines, point-of-sale and other critical traffic online without manual intervention.
Can one appliance handle both internet failover and POTS replacement?
Yes. The 90X1 (5G) and 90X2 (LTE) combine a WAN/wired router with POTS line replacement and cellular failover in a single appliance, so a site's internet resilience and analog line replacement are managed together.
Is there a battery backup for outages?
Yes. The 90X1 and 90X2 include an 18-cell lithium battery providing up to 48 hours of standby and UPS power output for approved external devices, so connectivity survives power outages.

Ready to deploy Fixed Wireless Access?

Talk to a DataRemote specialist about coverage, deployment, and the right appliance for your sites.