One mount, one hole, one cable bundle. The Mobility 42G carries four cellular elements, two Wi-Fi and a GPS in a single low-profile housing — the difference between one sealed penetration and five on a coachline or wheelhouse roof. Specification
Specification
- Peplink reference Puma 421-S-W-6
- 7-in-1: 4 x cellular (5G ready), 2 x Wi-Fi, 1 x GPS
- Connectors: SMA
- Tails: 2 m
- Housing: white Why placement beats gain
- Most cellular complaints on vehicles and vessels are not antenna problems — they are placement and cable-loss problems. Getting all four cellular elements onto one properly sited external mount with short tails does more for real throughput than chasing a higher-gain element on a bad mount. Keep the run short; that is what the 0.3 m option is for. Fitment
- For Peplink routers with SMA cellular inputs — MAX Transit, MAX BR1, B One and Balance families. Where the router has N-type inputs, take the Puma 401 N-Type version instead. Check the head unit has a GPS input before relying on the GPS element. Variants in this range
- Same antenna, different tails and colour: white 0.3 m, white 2 m, white 4.8 m, black 0.3 m, black 2 m. Pick the tail to suit the run rather than coiling slack in a locker — coiled excess is loss. Also consider
- Maritime 20G or 40G where the install is masthead or rail-mounted and the Wi-Fi elements are not wanted.
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