About This Device
The InHand ODU2002 (ODU2002-NAVA/ODU2002-TM) solves the problem that undermines most indoor 5G deployments: modern buildings kill cellular signal. Low-E glass, metal roofs, and concrete can erase the difference between excellent street-level 5G and unusable indoor service. The ODU2002 moves the radio outside — mounted on an exterior wall, pole, or rooftop in its weatherized outdoor housing — capturing the clean signal indoor units never see, then handing dependable connectivity to your network inside.
As a cloud-managed unit, the ODU2002 is built for distributed operations: provision, monitor, and troubleshoot units across many sites from a central console rather than dispatching technicians. Secure connectivity protects traffic between the site and your network core, making the ODU2002 suitable as a primary business circuit, a diverse backup path behind an SD-WAN edge, or the connectivity layer for pop-up and hard-to-wire locations.
This listing covers InHand's North American carrier configurations — the ODU2002-NAVA and ODU2002-TM (T-Mobile network) models — so you can match the unit to the carrier serving each site. At about 8.5 lb including its outdoor-rated hardware, the ODU2002 installs like a small antenna unit and performs like a wired circuit. For branches, industrial yards, agricultural sites, and any building where indoor cellular disappoints, moving the radio outdoors is the highest-leverage upgrade available.