Starlink brought real internet to places wired service never reached. It's still one connection, with its own ways of failing.
Heavy rain and snow cause drops. Trees grow. Evenings get congested. And out where you are, there's no second line to fall back on.
Connecten Failover sits between your Starlink and your devices. When the dish drops, it switches to cellular on its own. When the dish is back and steady, it switches back. You don't touch anything.
If your business, your card reader, or your work-from-home job runs on Starlink, this is the other half of the setup.
How to connect it
Three steps. No technician.
Connect the dish
Run an Ethernet cable from your Starlink router to the Connecten WAN port. Starlink kits without a built-in Ethernet port need Starlink's Ethernet adapter.
Power on
Power on and attach the antennas.
Connect your devices
Connect your devices to Connecten. Done.
The one thing everyone asks
“If I'm remote enough for Starlink, will cellular even work?”
Often, yes. The router's antennas pull in signal a phone can't hold, and Pro can use whichever network is strongest at your place. You have 14 days to test it at home and send it back if it doesn't.
Questions
Questions
Add the half of the setup Starlink doesn't include.
Sans contrat. Garantie de remboursement de 14 jours.
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