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How low a temperature can my T-Moble 5G High-Speed Internet Gateway handle?
The best signal in the house is on the enclosed front porch, which is a three season room. Winter temps can get down below 40 degrees. Will that impact my home internet performance?
Adding to last post,
The sealed bucket is a great idea. Air is a good insulator so the heat from your gateway is likely keeping the inside of the bucket above freezing temp. It is also sealed from insects getting inside the gateway. Yes, the term "bug" in technical terms was due to actual insects that would zap circuits in main frames back in the day.
If OP does the same sealed solution, it will probably work too. Just need to consider how high temps get in summer months since the sealed bucket will be hotter than outside temp. There are many reported heat problems for the Nokia gateway even inside the home.
