FastMile 5G Receiver 5G16-A

Bring 5G speeds to every home

Connecting everyone with high-speed broadband has become a necessity and 5G fixed wireless access can connect users wherever a 5G signal can reach.

The Nokia FastMile 5G Receiver (5G16-A) extends the reach of 5G with high gain (18dBi) directional antennas to deliver high speeds over long distances making it ideally suited to serve both suburban and rural underserved communities.

Usability

Outdoor wall or pole mount. Customer or professional install. Intuitive installation application

Performance

Directional antennas with up to 18dBi gain. Carrier aggregation up to 300MHz. 3GPP release 16 compliant

Home networking

2.5G Power over Ethernet to home network. Works with existing in-home network. Or use Nokia WiFi Beacon G6.2 with integrated PoE supply

Features

Core capabilities of the FastMile 5G Receiver 5G16-A

Nokia Broadband Installer app

Installation technicians can use a little guidance every once in a while. The Nokia broadband Installer app empowers professional installers with valuable information about the mobile network and the location of specific radio that each device should connect to. It uses this information to guide through the entire installation process including discovery of best location to install FastMile receivers.

With augmented reality, technicians can visualize where the 5G radio is in relation to the planned location to determine the right place to install the 5G receiver.

All the spectrum you need

Radio spectrum plays a vital role in FWA services so the FastMile 5G receiver supports key North American 4G and 5G mid-bands. With support for CBRS in both 4G (B48) and 5G (n48) and 300MHz of bandwidth for carrier aggregation, the 5G receiver enables operators to make the most of the available spectrum.

Nokia FastMile 5G Receiver 5G16-A antenna module

FastMile 5G Receiver 5G16-A sustainable packaging

Reduce plastic packaging

Reducing plastic packaging is critical in addressing environmental challenges and achieving sustainability goals. At Nokia, we use biodegradable or compostable materials such as plant-based plastics, recycled paper, or natural fibers to minimize the amount of plastic waste that ends up in landfills, oceans, and other ecosystems.