Yes, and that is often a sensible way to stage a project. Many businesses start by proving the application on 4G, then move selected sites to 5G if more speed, lower latency or higher capacity becomes worthwhile. The key is to avoid designing the installation in a way that makes the upgrade painful. Antenna type, cable choice, mounting positions, power supply and enclosure space should all be considered with the future in mind.
Comset can help plan that path so the first install is not wasted. Sometimes the most practical answer is to deploy a 4G unit now and keep the site upgrade-ready. Other times it is better to fit a 5G-capable unit from the outset if the project is clearly heading that way.
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Can I start with 4G now and move to 5G later if the site grows?
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