Wilson 305-1004 Unitivity 5000 Secondary Hub with 150MHz to 2.7GHz Frequency Range

Extend reliable cellular coverage across large sites and secure facilities with the Wilson Electronics Unitivity 5000 Secondary Hub. Designed as part of a Zinwave cellular signal booster system, this Secondary Hub links to a Primary Hub via a 2-core fiber optic connection to expand optical reach or add capacity campus-wide. It supports both optical and electrical connectivity to up to eight Remote Units and includes an integrated 48V DC power supply (available on eight 2-way Phoenix connectors), so you can power remotes directly and reduce installation complexity.

With wideband performance from 150 MHz to 2.7 GHz, the Unitivity 5000 Secondary Hub supports multi-band cellular, IoT, and enterprise wireless traffic—making it an excellent choice for security, surveillance, and critical monitoring applications that demand continuous connectivity. The slim, rack-friendly chassis and back-power capability enable flexible placement and lower total cost of ownership. Backed by a 2-year limited warranty, this hub is engineered for reliable, long-term operation.

Ideal for integrators and IT managers deploying cellular signal boosters for security, surveillance, or distributed monitoring — contact us to design and deploy your Unitivity 5000 solution.

• Extends reliable cellular coverage across buildings or campus sites to improve connectivity for security, surveillance, and monitoring systems
• Integrated 48V DC power supply powers up to eight Remote Units, reducing cabling and simplifying installation
• Wideband support (150 MHz to 2.7 GHz) handles multi-band cellular and IoT traffic for robust, future-proof performance
• Connects to the Primary Hub via 2-core fiber for long-distance optical reach with optical/electrical links to Remotes
• Compact, rack-friendly design with back-power capability for flexible deployment and lower total cost of ownership
• Eliminates the need for additional modules, streamlining maintenance and speeding system rollouts