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Features
- MOBILE CONNECTIVITY UPGRADE: Adds Gateway 4G capability to an existing Air 360+ antenna, allowing RV users to create a centralized connectivity hub that supports work, streaming, and everyday internet use while traveling across changing coverage areas.
- ADD-ON ROUTER COMPATIBILITY: Works with pre-installed Winegard Air 360+ or Air 360+ 5G antennas. This Gateway router installs on RV ceiling for WiFi & 4G LTE connectivity. While compatible with RV Halo Smart Sensors to make your RV smart & secure.
- FLEXIBLE DATA COMPATIBILITY: Works with Winegard FreedomGO and major cellular networks, including AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile, allowing users to select data plans without long term contracts and pause or resume service as travel needs change.
- MULTI-SOURCE ROUTING: Supports seamless switching between available internet inputs, including WiFi WAN, mobile hotspot, 4G LTE, and satellite systems via ethernet, helping maintain consistent connectivity as network conditions change.
- TRUSTED U.S.-BASED DESIGN: Built on decades of Winegard technology expertise, delivering dependable performance, and U.S.-based servers for privacy and security, eliminating foreign monitoring concerns.
Description
The Winegard Gateway 4G GW-1000 WiFi and LTE Router is a rooftop connectivity solution designed to support reliable network access for RV owners, mobile work environments, and users who depend on consistent internet availability while traveling. Engineered to add Gateway 4G capability to an existing Air 360+ antenna system, this unit allows users to create a centralized connectivity hub that supports work tasks, streaming, and everyday online use across changing coverage areas. Designed for compatibility with pre-installed Winegard Air 360+ or Air 360+ 5G antennas, the Gateway installs on the RV ceiling and integrates WiFi and 4G LTE functionality. The Gateway 4G GW-1000 is also compatible with Winegard RV Halo Smart Sensors, integrating seamlessly with Winegard’s RV monitoring system. Its multi-source routing capability enables seamless switching between available internet inputs, including WiFi WAN, mobile hotspot connections, 4G LTE, and satellite systems (via Ethernet), helping maintain stable connectivity as network conditions fluctuate. The system works with Winegard FreedomGO and major cellular networks, including AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile, allowing users to select contract-free data plans that can be paused or resumed based on travel schedules. Backed by decades of Winegard engineering experience and supported by data managed on U.S.-based servers, this 4G LTE router delivers dependable performance through established technical standards, making the Winegard Gateway 4G GW-1000 WiFi and LTE Router a practical choice for users seeking a streamlined and adaptable connectivity solution on the road.
Brand: Winegard
Model Name: Gateway 4G GW-1000 Ceiling WiFi Router for Air 360+ 4G on RV
Special Feature: Durability
Frequency Band Class: Single-Band
Wireless Communication Standard: 802.11b
Compatible Devices: Smartphone
Recommended Uses For Product: Home
Included Components: Router
Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi
Color: White
Other Special Features of the Product: Durability
Frequency Band Class: Single-Band
Wireless Compability: 802.11b
Compatible Devices: Smartphone
Antenna Location: Home
Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi
Antenna Type: Internal
Operating System: Linux
Security Protocol: WPA, WPA2
Number of Ports: 1
Control Method: Voice
LAN Port Bandwidth: 150 Mbps
Maximum Upstream Data Transfer Rate: 150 megabits_per_second
Number of Antennas: 1
Wi-Fi Generation: Wi-Fi 5
Router Network Type: Wi-Fi, 4G
Connectivity Protocol: Wi-Fi
Controller Type: Voice Control
Coverage: Cellular networks and connected Wi-Fi sources
Frequency: 5 GHz
Color: White
Brand: Winegard
Model Name: Gateway 4G GW-1000 Ceiling WiFi Router for Air 360+ 4G on RV
Built-In Media: Router
Model Number: GW-1000
Unit Count: 1 Count
UPC: 615798404888
Number of Items: 1
Global Trade Identification Number: 88
Manufacturer: Winegard
Item Highlight: RV Internet, Upgrade Router for Winegard Air 360+ Antenna, WiFi, 4G LTE, Flexible Data Plans, Secure Network, Quick Install
Item Type Name: wifi router
Mfr Part Number: GW-1000
Warranty Description: 1 year labor, 2 years parts
Item Weight: 15.68 ounces
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 1.75"L x 8.19"W x 8.13"H
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Size: 4G
Update: I reached out to Winegard support, within a few minutes with them on the phone they realized it had a problem and quickly sent me out a new unit and it is working flawlessly, I would now highly recommend them and the great customer service. I received the gateway 1000 very fast, box looked to be resealed several times, looks like a return. Installation was easy and fast, when I inserted the att SIM card it was not recognized in the top slot 1, removed the Winegard sim from slot zero and placed the att sim in slot zero and it worked. Unit reboots randomly also the WiFi disappears and no internet connectivity I think the unit is defective. I reached out to Winegard support and after going back and forth with them via email they are shipping me a replacement so we will updat the review after installing the replacement, fingers crossed it works as expected.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2023 by Sschmal
Size: 4G
Final Update 3/28/2023: I hate posting negative reviews, but, I want to be completely honest. Everything about this gateway has been a struggle. In Wifi mode the gateway constantly disconnects and often freezes up requiring a restart. In my case, speed tests show the gateway is much slower compared to using straight laptop wireless. The only thing this gateway is good for is to hide the screw holes in my ceiling. What a bummer! Update 10/30/2022: I do not recommend this product if you plan to use it as a cellular data modem. In some areas where signal is one or two bars, the modem drops the data connection and you have to frequently restart the entire gateway. I am getting substantially faster data rates with a portable data hotspot I bought from my cell provider (Verizon) plus I get 5G where available. I learned this Wi-Fi unit (not cellular) only uses the 2.4Ghz bandwidth which is the slowest. So while you might get a better signal, it won't be the faster bandwidths like 5 Ghz. I primarily use the gateway WiFi, but the 4G function is useful. Coupled with the Winegard 360+ this is a great way to boost your WiFi and cell data internet experience. If you are using this gateway chances are you have a an RV that is "prewired" for this product. Prewired does not always mean plug and play. Expect to splice some wires in your installation, but don't worry, it is not as daunting as you might think. First make a decision whether you want to use the power switch or have the gateway always on. The gateway uses so little power it really doesn't need a switch. If you do use a switch, keep in mind the supplied power wire might be shared with other equipment. In my case, the power wire was shared with the In-Command touchscreen, so the switch really does not make sense to use. I knocked off one star because the gateway should have a built in power switch, not one you add on after the fact. Also, the Gateway is 4G only. No 5G is available on this model. At the time of this review, Winegard did not have a 5G gateway product, but they should! Winegard has a supplied SIM chip installed the gateway so you can purchase prepaid data. This is expensive, so I recommend calling your local cell provider and purchase a data plan that makes sense for you.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2022 by RV Trek
Size: 4G
I recently became a full time senior RV’er. Quickly found that RV parks’ WiFi is pretty worthless. My iPhone hotspot with Verizon provider was too often not enough, so after much research I chose the Winegard antenna and Gateway WiFi router. Pricey, but worth it. I had it professionally installed by a mobile RV service guy at the RV park I was staying at (requires some electrical knowledge and climbing on the RV roof). It went where my existing roof RV antenna was. Lots of hoops to jump through on phone with Winegard tech to get it up and running. But they are genius! I now get perfect TV streaming and PC internet reception everywhere I stay. I am in Zion National Park where the campground claims WiFi is not good. Yet my Winegard and Gateway comes through perfectly. Note, you will need to have your cell phone provider install a SIM Card in the router and register it. Then you pick your router plan and pay a monthly WiFi router fee to your provider. Verizon and AT&T works best. I am so happy I did this!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2021 by Carole ‘Dog Mom’
Size: 4G
I purchased this router in June 2023 to add to my new travel trailer, which was preinstalled with the Air 360+ TV/WiFi antenna. At the time installation went well, and initial use with the preinstalled FreedomGo SIM card and AT&T service was OK. Speeds were not great, and my phone's hotspot (also AT&T) was much faster. Lots of buffering when watching YouTube TV, and the device restarted often. There were many times when we were using our Internet service OK, then something appeared to hang up, only to check our device's WiFi settings to see that we were no longer connected to the GW-1000 via WiFi. With AT&T service, our speed tests results were in the 2-5 MB. Eventually I gave up and began trying other options. I added a 50GB/month SIM from my own AT&T service plan, which only solved the issue of getting a separate billing from FreedomGo. I ordered an Inseego 3000 hotspot with T-Mobile 5G service and unlimited data, available to FMCA members for $59.99 per month. That worked well in areas with cellular data service, but not in areas with poor quality service. We are in Texas so the quality of cell service diminishes greatly when you are in the western half of the state, away from major roads. In populated areas, we could get 150-300 Mbps service consistently, but in rural areas we were still getting much lower speeds, typically in the 3-6 Mbps range. I purchased a Starlink Gen 3 Standard kit during the 2024 sale, and so far we've been satisfied with it, except for when the trailer is in storage (covered, powered storage with metal walls and roof). Starlink needs a few hours to get consistent speeds, but now in rural areas we are getting service around 300 Mbps, but now in the urban areas we are getting speeds around 20 Mbps. With the introduction of RV Halo, and the October firmware upgrade for the GW-1000, I wanted to try the device again. I was able to transfer the T-Mobile SIM from the Inseego device to the GW-1000 (using the old sim's punch out to contain the new SIM, so the T-Mobile micro sim could go in the standard SIM slot in the GW-1000), and that detected right away and connects at much faster speeds. On the Starlink, I separated the networks to 2 and 5 GHz networks, and connected the GW-1000 to the 2 GHz network. This is supposed to improve compatibility for devices that only support 2 GHz WiFi networks. I then set the GW-1000 to use both connections at the same time. Speeds are now around 16-20 Mbps, which is acceptable but not ideal. Overall this is a compromise I'm willing to accept. RV Halo just introduced the ability to connect remote sensors ('smart home' type devices) such as temperature/humidity, water, motion, and contact (door/window open), along with an Alexa voice assistant and integrations with other vendors' products such as solar controllers, door locks, etc. Having the FMCA T-Mobile service with unlimited data while in storage gives me the ability to geofence my trailer and get alerts if there is an issue. I expect that for many use cases, the T-Mobile service alone will be sufficient, but having Starlink available for some of the more remote trips, stopping that service for long periods, is a great backup option. This is a good device for weekend warriors who take different types of trips and want to stay connected to relatives or social media. A true remote worker road warrior will probably need something heftier, if only for the stability. The theoretical max speed for 4G service over 2.5 GHz is around 150 Mbps, but actual speeds delivered will be lower. I think the potential to get water leak alerts or temperature alerts is a giant benefit for pet owners or those who need to store their RVs away from home. That benefit offsets a lot of the frustration that I've experienced until this point. At this time Winegard's 5G mobile offerings are very expensive, and this device is a good consumer-quality multi-wan router with dual-SIM slots, WiFi (bridge and extender), and LAN/WAN ports, offering some great failover options. The best thing you can do is use the FreedomGo plans initially and see which providers offer the best service. Also check and make sure the antenna wires are plugged in securely. It's not going to beat the service you might expect at home, but it should offer a reliable connection over a wide variety of journeys. I expect most of the issues that people have with this device are inherent to the 2.5 GHz service, not specifically this product or manufacturer. In the past, before I had 5GHz service at home, I would experience frequent disconnections and home WiFi was not a consistent or pleasant experience.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2024 by Thomas Higginbotham
Size: 4G
Once This was installed we noticed it affected the radio in the RV, so the switch has to remain in the on position the radio to work
Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2024 by Shannon
Size: 4G
Overall I would say that this is an OK product. I bought it mainly because our travel trailer was prewired for it and so it seemed like the best option. I have not tested the LTE Modem part of it yet (which is definitely a nice option to have), but I will say that while the antenna does seem to pick up some further away signals, I haven't seen a huge increase in range. Also, it has a tendency to need rebooting especially when trying to switch to a new Wifi source. The setup and configuration was pretty easy and it is nice to have a single login for devices rather than having each one connect individually. Many times I have had the router connect to my mobile hotspot instead of the park Wifi which works fine, but the speeds are slower due to the router only connecting to the 2.4 GHz band. In the end, we are switching to the King WiFi Max for a Wifi extender, but we are keeping this device for the times that we might need the LTE Modem part (the price per GB is rather high, it's better than nothing) especially when traveling to Canada.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2020 by Brian M. Polka
Size: 4G
This is an awesome little wireless router. A little on the pricey side but works beautifully. You need to be a little computer literate to set it up. The important thing to remember is that you have to have internet access before you can program this. This unit was my internet access! Luckily i was able to use the hot spot on my iPhone to program it.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2020 by Kindle Customer
Size: 4G
I purchased this back in April of 2022 (7 months ago). The unit initially seemed to perform "ok" but not to my expectations. I conducted numerous controlled tests comparing speeds provided via certain supported carriers. I also conducted similar controlled tests with local WiFi sources comparing the functions that the Winegard unit provides to comparable solutions that function as WiFi bridges/extenders (in that mode.) The Winegard is clearly not performing well. Over the last few months I've noticed that the unit stops broadcasting its SSID (network name) and some devices report they are still connected and others are not. Performance across the board has dropped to almost useless level, even for casual "light" use. I'm going to reach out to the manufacturer today and see if I can get an equitable resolution. One thing I have noticed is when I took it down to manually power cycle it, the main chip that you can see when you flip the unit over appears to be discolored. This could indicate overheating and would explain a lot. More to come.... Update: 11/30/2022 - I received the replacement unit a couple of weeks ago. I was still having problems similar to what I posted. I sent them log files. I finally got an concession and they offered a resolution that included updating the firmware. I had to manually download the file and apply the update. Wow. What a "huge" difference. I went from a problem 3 times a day to once a week. Well, that is an improvement. Seriously. I feel as if some kid learned how to program and designed a router. While impressive for a kid, it sucks for a product in the real world. I'm demanding a full refund. If I don't get it I'll use this router for target practice. The product manager for this model should be fired. The firmware designer should be fired. I can't write a more damaging review. DO NOT PURCHASE THIS UNIT. Update: 12/12/2022 - I again returned the replacement unit and after demanding a full refund was granted the option to exchange it for a WiFiRanger Osprey. So far that unit is working well.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2022 by Brian W. Caldwell