High Power User Equipment boosts the transmission power of AT&T FirstNet Band 14 by 6X compared to other cellular routers. This allows first responders to maintain critical connectivity when and where it's needed most.
Only HPUE Mobile Router on the Market
Made for AT&T FirstNet MegaRange
Firefighters
Law Enforcement
EMS
Offshore Patrol
Public Safety Answering Points
Command Centers
Field Response
Remote Sites
What is HPUE?
HPUE, High Power User Equipment, is a special class of equipment that increases transmission power. In the United States, Band 14 is the only band authorized by 3GPP standards for the use of HPUE. Read more on FirstNet HPUE for more information.
Are there More HPUE Solutions on the Market?
Nextivity MegaFi HPUE devices are the only ones authorized to operate at high power on Band 14.
Do Other Carriers Offer HPUE?
No. HPUE is exclusice for AT&T FirstNet.
What Does FirstNet MegaRange Mean?
MegaRange is AT&T's branded term for HPUE solutions.
What Does Uplink Mean?
Uplink refers to the transmission of data from a mobile device to a cell tower.
How Does the Nextivity SHIELD MegaFi HPUE Work?
The high-powered mobile router requires a FirstNet SIM card to work. It uses the AT&T cellular network to create a WiFi hotspot for devices to connect to. It's high transmission power on Band 14 allows for better building penetration and increased reach to cell towers.
Does the Nextivity SHIELD MegaFi Only Work on Band 14?
No. In addition to FirtNet Band 14, the FirstNet MegaFi also supports AT&T bands 2, 4, 5, 12, 17, 29, 30, and 66. High-power mode, however, only works on Band 14.
Where does HPUE Work?
Anywhere Band 14 is available.
