PepwaveMax Transit Mini
Single Cellular FirstNet and Band 71 Ready Router

Use Cases

On-Board Connectivity and Entertainment

The MAX Transit Mini provides cellular connectivity for passengers. It connects using LTE, supporting band 71 for improved range and signal penetration. This means the Transit Mini will stay connected even in remote areas where other bands drop off.
Installation is simple; the Transit Mini's accepts passive PoE input, so it can be powered and connected using a single cable.To prevent battery drain, the MAX Transit Mini features Ignition Sensing, which senses the ignition status of the vehicle and turns the router on or off accordingly. For fleets of multiple vehicles, the Transit Mini is equipped with GPS, enabling you to track your entire fleet at once. InControl central management^ enables you to bulk push configurations and even remotely access the Web Admin of any device in your network.

First Responder Connectivity to HQ

Using the MAX Transit Mini, officers on the field can connect to headquarters using FirstNet. Using the redundant SIM slot, the device can failover to commercial LTE as needed. By building a PepVPN to headquarters, 2-way radios such as TETRA, NXDN, and DMR can be used between multiple remote sites, enabling the entire force to seamlessly communicate as if they were connected to the same repeater. Finally, the Transit Mini can broadcast a mobile hotspot, connecting cameras and other equipment.
With its built-in GPS, the Transit Mini can send its location to headquarters in real-time. Using InControl central management^, central command can remotely configure any connected router, simplifying network maintenance.
The device itself is easy to install: it's compact form factor ensures that it can fit in tight spaces. It can also be powered using PoE or Micro-Fit 3.0 2x2 connector, providing installation versatility.

^{^} Requires PrimeCare Subscription, complementary for the first year