• ER703WP-4G-Outdoor gateway
• 2 detachable LTE antennas
• Passive PoE adapter (with mounting bracket)
• Mounting kits (wall and pole)
• Quick installation guide

• A nano SIM with a 4G data plan
• Outdoor-rated Cat5e or Cat6 cable to the gateway
• An 802.3bt PoE injector or switch if you want PoE out
• Good 4G signal where it is mounted

01

Find the signal

Check 4G signal on a phone with the same carrier at the planned spot. Higher and clear of metal roofs is usually better.

02

Fit SIM and antennas

Insert the nano SIM in the port bay, screw on both LTE antennas and fit the wall or pole kit.

03

Cable and power

Run outdoor Cat5e or Cat6 to port 1 from the passive PoE adapter (indoors, dry) or an 802.3at/bt PoE source.

04

Set it up

Set it up in the Omada app or web page, standalone or under an Omada controller, then name the Wi-Fi and plug devices into ports 2 and 3.

Service

A nano SIM and data plan

Any carrier that covers the site on the bands listed. Check signal on a phone at the mounting spot first.

Power

An 802.3bt PoE source for PoE out

To power cameras or access points from ports 2 and 3, feed port 1 from an 802.3bt injector or switch. The passive adapter in the box runs the gateway only.

Coverage

Omada outdoor access points

Add an Omada outdoor access point such as the EAP225-Outdoor to spread Wi-Fi further, with seamless roaming.

Distance

A bridge kit to a second building

Carry the connection to a shed or second site with an Omada EAP211-Bridge KIT (1 km) or EAP215-Bridge KIT (5 km).

Farms and rural blocks

Internet and Wi-Fi around the house and sheds where there is no NBN.

Building sites

Site office internet and camera upload until the fixed line is in.

Remote CCTV

Power two PoE cameras and send their footage over 4G.

Solar sites

Pumps, gates and monitoring on a 12 V solar system.

Events and markets

Temporary Wi-Fi and payment terminals outdoors.

Backup internet

4G failover behind a business's wired connection.

Can it go outside?

Yes. It is rated IP55, runs from −30 °C to 60 °C and has 4 kV surge protection. It mounts on a wall or pole.

How fast is the 4G?

Up to 300 Mbps down and 50 Mbps up (4G+ Cat6). Real speed depends on your carrier, the signal and how busy the tower is.

Does it support 5G?

No. It is 4G+ (LTE Cat6). The 3G bands are listed on the datasheet, but Australian 3G networks have closed.

Which bands does it cover in Australia?

LTE FDD bands 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 20, 28 and 32, and TDD bands 38, 40 and 41. Check your carrier's coverage at the site.

Is a SIM included?

No. Use a nano SIM with a 4G data plan from your carrier.

How is it powered?

From the passive PoE adapter in the box, from an 802.3at or 802.3bt PoE source on port 1, or from 12 V 2 A DC (adapter not included).

Can it power cameras?

Yes, ports 2 and 3 supply 802.3af/at PoE, but only when port 1 is fed by 802.3bt PoE. The budget is 45 W from a Type 4 (90 W) source or 27 W from Type 3 (60 W).

Can the passive PoE adapter go outside?

No. Keep it indoors and dry and run the cable out to the gateway.

Can I use a wired internet connection too?

Yes. It supports 4G and Ethernet WAN together, with failover and load balancing.

Does it need an Omada controller?

No. It runs standalone with the Omada app or web page. An Omada cloud or hardware controller adds central management with other Omada gear.

Does it do VPN?

Yes: IPsec (up to 100 tunnels), WireGuard, OpenVPN, SSL VPN, L2TP and PPTP. GRE works in standalone mode only.

Who can install the cable?

Outdoor and concealed data cabling is customer cabling under AS/CA S009 and needs an ACMA-registered cabler.