Choosing Peplink Hardware for 2–3 Cellular WAN Bonding via SpeedFusion — Advice Needed

[demoh5115]

Hello everyone,
I’m looking for advice on choosing the right Peplink device for bonding 2–3 different cellular operators using SpeedFusion (FusionHub). The goal is to aggregate mobile WANs for increased bandwidth and WAN resilience, not just load balancing but true bonding.

I’d really appreciate your help with the following:

1. Which Peplink device would you recommend for this kind of mobile WAN bonding? Ideally something that supports multiple cellular modems and SpeedFusion Bandwidth Bonding.
2. What licenses or subscriptions are required to make this work?

I’d love to hear real examples or best practices from those who have built similar setups.
Thank you in advance for your guidance!

[MarceloBarros]

Hi, @demoh5115

Welcome to community…

@demoh5115

would you recommend for this kind of mobile WAN bonding?

I recommend MAX-BR2-PRO-5GN-T-PRM with MAX-BR1-MINI-5GN-T-M-PRM. (4G/5G LTE solution)
Using this solution… the topology will handle up to three simultaneous SIM CARDs.

@demoh5115

What licenses or subscriptions are required to make this work?

To keep the management of topology simple as possible, you need to keep the Primecare. This way, you can use synergy controller solution and Incontrol2 for a remote management.

To boost the LTE signal, I suggest using the ANT-MB-40G-S-B-6 antenna.

This is a bit of an expensive solution, but it works well.