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Inseego Wavemaker FW2000e 5G Outdoor CPE with Dual SIM

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  • Dual SIM
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Overview

Bring carrier-grade 5G to buildings that fiber cannot reach. The Inseego Wavemaker FW2000e mounts outside on a wall, pole, or rooftop, so the 5G radio sits above obstructions and captures the strongest available signal. Dual SIM slots add carrier redundancy, and LTE fallback keeps traffic moving when 5G coverage dips, making the FW2000e a dependable primary or backup WAN for distributed sites.

  • 5G sub-6 GHz fixed wireless access with 4G LTE fallback
  • Dual SIM slots for carrier redundancy and failover
  • Outdoor CPE design for wall, pole, or rooftop mounting
  • Single-cable installation from the mast to the LAN
  • Remote fleet visibility through Inseego cloud management
  • Suited to primary-WAN or backup/failover roles
  • Inseego Wavemaker enterprise FWA platform
  • Capture stronger 5G signal by placing the entire radio outdoors, above walls and coated glass

The physics of fixed wireless access are simple: the closer the radio is to open sky, the better the link budget. The Inseego Wavemaker FW2000e is built around that principle. Instead of fighting attenuation through walls and low-emissivity glass, the FW2000e places the complete 5G termination outdoors, where it can hold a clean sub-6 GHz connection to the nearest tower and hand traffic to the LAN over a single cable run.

For IT teams, that changes the deployment conversation. Sites that were previously stuck with DSL, saturated cable, or expensive fiber builds can be turned up on 5G in an afternoon, with no trenching and no construction schedule. Dual SIM slots let you load two carrier profiles, so a single unit can fail between networks or be re-homed to a new operator without a truck roll to swap hardware. When 5G service is marginal, the modem falls back to 4G LTE and keeps the site online rather than dropping the WAN entirely.

The FW2000e fits both primary-WAN and backup roles. Retailers use it to diversify away from a single wireline provider; construction and logistics teams use it to stand up connectivity at temporary sites; enterprises use it as an out-of-band or disaster-recovery path that shares no physical infrastructure with the primary circuit. Fleet-wide configuration and monitoring run through Inseego's cloud management tooling, so remote units stay visible without on-site staff.

Ideal for

  • Primary 5G WAN for branch offices in areas without viable fiber or cable service
  • Wireline-independent backup circuit for retail POS and payment continuity
  • Rapid connectivity for construction trailers and temporary project sites
  • Carrier-diverse disaster recovery link for enterprise sites that cannot share failure domains with the primary circuit

Specifications

Package

Shipping Weight
16.9 lb

Cellular

Fallback
4G LTE
SIM Slots
2 (dual SIM)
Technology
5G sub-6 GHz fixed wireless access

Physical

Form Factor
Outdoor CPE
Installation
Outdoor (wall, pole, or rooftop mount)

Management

Platform
Management: Inseego cloud management

Networking

Role
Fixed wireless access CPE
Failover
Supported

Questions buyers ask

Which carriers work with the FW2000e?

The FW2000e supports sub-6 GHz 5G and LTE service on major North American carriers. Provision it with a SIM and data plan from your chosen operator, and confirm band support for your specific carrier plan before deployment.

How do the dual SIM slots behave?

You can install SIMs from two different carriers. The unit operates on one network at a time and can switch to the second SIM for redundancy or when re-homing the site to a new operator.

Does it require special cabling to install outdoors?

The FW2000e is designed for single-cable runs from the outdoor mounting point to your indoor network equipment, which keeps installation simple on walls, poles, and rooftops.

How is a fleet of these units managed?

Inseego's cloud management tooling provides remote configuration, monitoring, and visibility across deployed units, so distributed sites do not require on-site IT staff.

Is this a primary internet device or a backup device?

Both. It is commonly deployed as primary WAN where wireline service is poor, and as a carrier-diverse backup path at sites that already have fiber or cable.

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