Private LTE Networks
Solve business-critical challenges with your own LTE network.
Private LTE networks enable organizations to address communication challenges that only a dedicated, secure, ultra-high-quality network can reliably support. Critical use cases include:
- Secure, wide-area, high-definition video surveillance
- Critical communications for security and operations teams
- Remote vehicle and equipment control
- Automated guided vehicle (AGV) connectivity
- Mobile point-of-sale (POS) and mobile kiosk connectivity
- Mobile high-volume data transfer for imagery, video, and diagnostics
- Mobile connectivity for utility, public safety and passenger transfer vehicles
- Low-latency connectivity for industrial automation (industry 4.0)
These and other use cases are applicable to a wide variety of industries and environments, including: airports, hospitals, hotels, manufacturing, municipalities, ports, railyards, public venues and stadia, schools and universities.
To support these implementations, organizations can build their own private LTE network by leveraging the Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) band and drawing upon a rapidly growing ecosystem of CBRS-capable devices and endpoints.
The Ruckus CBRS LTE portfolio consists of access points (APs) and associated cloud services. It provides the necessary elements to operate a private LTE network.
With CommScope, deploying a private LTE network can be as simple as defining the coverage area, installing the Ruckus LTE APs, subscribing to needed cloud services and turning on the system.
Featured resources

In-building wireless systems: The state of play for CBRS, DAS and Wi-Fi
CBRS claims to solve cellular RF signal distribution for in-building wireless systems, but will the CBRS rollout be gated by competition or complemented by Wi-Fi and DAS (distributed antenna system) technologies?
5G or Wi-Fi 6 for Enterprise?
White Paper
This white paper explains the differences between 5G and Wi-Fi 6, and explores how enterprises and building owners are likely to use each of them moving forward.

SCS: the Fact File
The lowdown on Structured Cabling Systems, which are ubiquitous. We look at their history, application, technologies and how they will evolve in the future.
In-building cellular: the Fact File
An in-depth technical look at solutions for 5G in-building coverage.
Additional resources
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Brochure: RUCKUS CBRS Private Wireless
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Solution Brief: Autonomous Vehicles in Private Communities
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White Paper: 5G or Wi-Fi 6 for Enterprise?
This white paper explains the differences between 5G and Wi-Fi 6, and explores how enterprises and building owners are likely to use each of them moving forward.
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Solution Brief: Cradlepoint CBRS (Citizens Broadband Radio Service)
CommScope and Cradlepoint have partnered to deliver a comprehensive solution for private LTE deployments
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Solution Brief: Inseego CBRS (Citizens Broadband Radio Service)
Commscope and Inseego have partnered to offer a complete CBRS solution for mission critical fixed and mobile use cases
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Solution Brief: CBRS - New Mobile Technology for Mission Needs
The FCC has set aside 150 MHz of wireless spectrum in the 3.5 GHz cellular band for citizens and companies to share as they see fit, rather than auctioning it off for billions to the highest bidder.
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Brochure: RUCKUS CBRS Private Wireless
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Solution Brief: Autonomous Vehicles in Private Communities
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White Paper: 5G or Wi-Fi 6 for Enterprise?
This white paper explains the differences between 5G and Wi-Fi 6, and explores how enterprises and building owners are likely to use each of them moving forward.
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Solution Brief: Cradlepoint CBRS (Citizens Broadband Radio Service)
CommScope and Cradlepoint have partnered to deliver a comprehensive solution for private LTE deployments
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Solution Brief: Inseego CBRS (Citizens Broadband Radio Service)
Commscope and Inseego have partnered to offer a complete CBRS solution for mission critical fixed and mobile use cases
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Solution Brief: CBRS - New Mobile Technology for Mission Needs
The FCC has set aside 150 MHz of wireless spectrum in the 3.5 GHz cellular band for citizens and companies to share as they see fit, rather than auctioning it off for billions to the highest bidder.