FamilyKit Wi-Fi HaLow Gateway ThinkNode G4 802.11ah Dual-Band Mesh 915MHz

About this product

• WI-FI HALOW 802.11AH DUAL-BAND GATEWAY: Powered by MediaTek MT7628N processor at 580MHz with Morse Micro MM6108 (Quectel FGH100M) Wi-Fi HaLow chipset; operates in sub-1GHz band (902-928MHz) for superior wall penetration and extended range up to 1-2km, alongside 2.4GHz Wi-Fi (802.11b/g/n 2x2 MIMO up to 300Mbps) for dual-band connectivity
• FLEXIBLE AP STA MESH NETWORKING: Supports three core operating modes — Access Point (AP) for star networking, Station (STA) as client node, and 802.11s Mesh for multi-node self-healing networks; pairs two gateways for point-to-point bridging or deploy multiple mesh nodes for large-area coverage without extra bridging hardware, supporting over 4x device capacity of traditional Wi-Fi access points
• LONG RANGE HIGH-SPEED DATA FOR WIDE APPLICATIONS: Achieves up to 1-2km line-of-sight range with 32.5Mbps maximum physical layer data rate at close distances and maintains 150Kbps at maximum distance; 21dBm maximum output power with configurable 1/2/4/8MHz channel bandwidth balances speed vs. range — ideal for smart buildings, home automation, remote camera monitoring, smart agriculture, smart metering, smart cities, smart factories, logistics tracking, and rural internet extension
• EASY WEB UI SETUP AND OTA MAINTENANCE: OpenWrt-based LuCI web interface for quick configuration via any browser — no computer setup required; supports OTA remote firmware upgrades to reduce on-site maintenance costs; triple LED indicators (PWR/HaLow/Link) provide instant status feedback, plus CFG button for one-touch configuration mode and factory reset
• COMPACT DESIGN WITH COMPLETE ACCESSORIES: Miniaturized 75x75x30mm (3.0x3.0x1.2in) enclosure weighing only 80g (0.18lb) with wall-mount screw holes for easy installation; powered via 5V/1A USB Type-C with Ethernet RJ45 port; includes ThinkNode G4 gateway, Wi-Fi HaLow antenna (915MHz), 2.4GHz Wi-Fi antenna, USB-C cable, and mounting base for out-of-box deployment

From the Amazon listing, fetched 8 September 2026. Amazon’s words, not ours.