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Inseego Wall Mount Bracket for FW2000e, FW2010e, and FW3000 Outdoor CPE (649496 02656 1)

MPN: 649496 02656 15G
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Key Features

  • Fix outdoor CPE flat to walls and facades with purpose-built geometry
  • Hold commissioning aim for years against wind loading
  • Service installs from a ladder instead of the roof
  • Keep cable entries short, sealable, and tidy
  • Kit alongside the J-arm and pole bracket for full site coverage
  • Order mounts with Wavemaker CPE from Cloud Care Networks

Technical Specifications

Package

Shipping Weight3.10 lb
Units Per Package1 bracket

Mounting

SurfaceWalls, facades, parapet faces
Mount TypeWall mount bracket

Physical

ConstructionSteel

Compatibility

Designed ForInseego FW2000e, FW2010e, FW3000 outdoor CPE

About This Device

Not every outdoor CPE install needs to clear a roofline. On masonry walls, building facades, and parapet faces with a clean look toward the serving cell, mounting flat to the wall is simpler, stealthier, and easier to service than any arm or mast. Inseego's 649496 02656 1 is the documented wall bracket for that scenario, supporting the FW2000e, FW2010e, and FW3000. The bracket's job sounds trivial and is not: hold a wind-loaded radio at a fixed aim for years. Purpose-built geometry mates the Wavemaker chassis without adapter improvisation, the steel carries the CPE with margin, and the fastening pattern gives installers proper anchor placement instead of strap-and-hope. Once torqued, the panel points where commissioning left it. Wall placement also keeps the install serviceable. A CPE at facade height is reachable from a ladder, its cable entry is short and sealable, and swaps do not involve roof access - all of which matters across hundreds of FWA subscribers. Cloud Care Networks carries the full Wavemaker mounting family - this wall bracket, the J-arm (649496 02570 0), and the pole bracket (649496 02665 3) - alongside the CPE themselves. Kit the truck with all three and let the site survey decide.