LTE has its fair share of  positives and negatives here and there. LTE internet can often be affected during heavy stages of Loadshedding. As most towers go offline due to power cuts. LTE may also be heavily affected due to bad weather as LTE communicates via wireless signals between cell towers.

LTE internet covers a majority of areas. However, it is dependent on the coverage map of where we first double check your location before taking any steps forward.

Fibre Internet has been the great replacement of your old ADSL/DSL copper cables. As copper cables heat up during the process of transmission of data. And that is where one may notice low internet speeds during heavy internet usage.

We offer another alternative to something such as a form of LTE internet. Which is Wireless Internet. Wireless Internet connects via a Network point which is setup in your location to a tower with the use of line of sight technology. Mostly common to those who live on farms and ourtside of town in very remote areas.

– Check the LTE Signal Strength LED indicators on the front of the unit. If the signal is weak,
move the LTE Router somewhere with better reception.
– Visit other websites to check whether the issue lies within a site.
– Close all other applications that require network connections.
– Contact your Internet service provider if the problem persists.

– Check that the Router is in an area with good reception. For details, refer to your Internet
service provider’s coverage map.
– Check that you have subscribed to network services for your SIM card, and that there is still
balance available for the customer’s account.

– Check that the LTE Router is in an area with good reception. For details, contact your Internet
service provider.

– Check if the power indicator on the LTE ROUTER is steady on. If not, power on the LTE
ROUTER.
– Check whether the connection between the client and LTE ROUTER is working properly.
– If the client is connected to the LTE ROUTER using a network cable, check whether that the
LAN indicator is flashing.
– If the client is connected to the LTE ROUTER through Wi-Fi, go to the Wi-Fi home page to
check the connection status.
– Check that the client is set to; automatically obtain an IP and DNS server address in the
operating system configuration settings.

– Check if the WiFi status is Blue on the LTE ROUTER. If not, go to the web management page
of the LTE ROUTER to enable the Wi-Fi function.
– Check whether the client is within the range of the LTE ROUTER. If not, adjust the placement
of the LTE ROUTER or the client.
– Check whether the Wi-Fi password is correct. Note that the Wi-Fi password is case sensitive.

– Check if the power indicator on the LTE ROUTER is steady on. If not, power on the LTE
ROUTER.
– Go to the web management page of the LTE ROUTER to check the APN Status is Active
– If not check that the SIM card is inserted and that the 3G/4G status lamp is flashing blue
– If no network is available, move the LTE Router to a place with better signal, and try again.