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# Equipment

<p align="center"><strong>Mobile Network Gateway</strong></p>

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## Equipment In Kit

TSA-compliant carry-on case, with wheels and pull handle, containing:

* Internal: network gateway compute platform
* Internal: POE++ source 802.3bt, Type 3, 60 W
* 1 pc. SFP+ to 10 GbE adapter, 30m max
* 1 pc. 3m CAT6 cable-blue (for G105 data)
* 1 pc. 3m CAT6 cable-orange (for G105 power)
* 1 pc. 3m CAT6 cable-blue (for backhaul connectivity)
* 1 pc. Active GPS antenna (for network synchronization)
* 5 pcs. pre-programmed 5GNR UE SIM Cards (USIM)
  * MNG-001 PLMN 315010
  * MNG-002 PLMN 999099
* 5 pcs. provisioned and ready to activate 5G eSIM profiles
  * MNG-001 PLMN 315010
  * MNG-002 PLMN 999099
* 1 pcs. Motorola G 2025 5G phone or equivalent (network coverage testing-5GNR USIM installed)
* 1 pc. 24VDC Output AC/DC International Voltage Industrial Power Adapter
* 1 pc. North America Standard 6ft. NEMA 5-15P Power Adapter Cord
* Foam accessory carrier with protective storage cutout for G105 RU

## Equipment Provided by the Customer

* GXC Approved Access Point
* Ethernet/Cat6 cable for Internet for backhaul (if >3m provided cable in not long enough)
* Band N48, N77, or N78 compatible end user device(s)
* Appropriate fiber cleaning tools.
* Appropriate tools and PPE for installation


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