The PepWave Max Transit, a bonded cellular broadcast solution, is ready to facilitate your streaming broadcasts. With a compact form factor, simultaneous dual-band 11ac Wi-Fi, and up to two embedded cellular modems, the PepWave MAX Transit is ready to deliver fast, reliable Wi-Fi hotspots. Learn more about our other streaming broadcast equipment and packages here. PrimeCare Cat6 LTE-Advanced Mobile Router with Dual Modems and 2ghz and 5ghz Wireless and SpeedFusion/SpeedFusion Hub Licensing. Managing Bandwidth and Video Quality With Bonded Cellular Equipment A major benefit of the bonded cellular, PepWave Max Transit, technology is that it can be used to achieve the required amount of bandwidth needed, and sometime even reduce bitrates. Using cellular equipment, broadcasters can add and combine the different capacities of multiple, unmanaged IP links. The beautiful thing about bonded cellular is if a broadcaster only gets 300 or 500 Kb/s per modem, aggregated over eight modems that is two, three, and four Mb/s. Broadcasters can often get up to 15 Mb/s back to master control with as little as sub-second latency. PepWave Max Transit, bonded cellular can be added to a remote production vehicle to provide broadcasters with a diverse range of distribution paths. In fact, some of today’s advanced contribution solutions today can be used to deliver live and recorded video over a variety of bonded unmanaged IP networks, such as cellular, Wi-Fi, satellite or public internet. Dual Embedded Cellular Modems The MAX-TST-DUO has up to two cellular modems and two redundant SIM slots, allowing you to use up to four different cellular providers for bandwidth bonding, data overage protection or eliminating blind spots. Simultaneous Dual-Band 11ac Wi-Fi Reduce Wi-Fi congestion and interference. Simultaneous dual-band Wi-Fi gives you two independent networks that also work together, maximizing the throughput for live streaming broadcasts. As live video continues to grow, technology like bonded cellular provides a reliable backbone for content creators to stream video over IP. With video set to become 80% of online media by 2020, cellular bonding is paving the way for the rise of live video.
