What site details should I provide to keep a DIY install on track?

For a self-install, the more you scope, the likelier you’ll pick the right hardware and avoid surprises. Start with a practical site picture: location, the installation type (fixed, vehicle, outdoor), and which mobile carriers or SIM types are available. Note the number of devices and the required interfaces (Ethernet, Wi-Fi, serial, GPIO/relay/PoE), plus power availability and the operating environment. If you’ll need remote access or business-continuity features, state those clearly; antennas and mounting often drive cost and feasibility. Next, provide a fuller spec so Comset can tailor a complete kit rather than a single product. Include uptime targets, antenna position and cable length, enclosure or mounting constraints, who will manage the router, how many units you plan to deploy, and whether alerts, VPN or remote rebooting are required. With that practical site picture, Comset can propose a router/antenna kit that fits your job and, if you approve, supply a formal quote and installation considerations.