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Rent Construction-Site Internet - 5G for Sites and Containers

Rent construction-site internet in Austria: fast 5G/LTE for building sites, site containers, and temporary locations - without a fixed line, with monitoring, often ready within days.

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What is Rent Construction-Site Internet - 5G for Sites and Containers?

Construction-site internet is a rented, mostly mobile-based connection for locations without a fixed line: building sites, site containers, project offices, and pop-up or event spaces. Anexum delivers it as a managed service over 5G/LTE with a professional router including Wi-Fi, carrier-independent per location, with monitoring and one point of contact. Modern 5G links typically reach 300 to 500 Mbit/s depending on coverage and are often available in days rather than weeks.

Service scope

  • 5G/LTE connectivity without a fixed line
  • Professional routers (Cradlepoint, Teltonika) and SIM management
  • Carrier-independent selection by local coverage (A1, Magenta, Drei)
  • Monitoring of availability, signal, and data usage
  • Fast rollout, often within days
  • Optional resilience via a second mobile path
  • Orderly teardown or relocation when the site moves

Internet without a fixed line

Where there is no fiber or DSL, or the construction phase is too short for one, a 5G/LTE link delivers usable internet immediately.

One contact, not a makeshift setup

Instead of private SIM cards and unmanaged routers, we run the connection as a service: hardware, SIMs, monitoring, and support from one source.

Scales and moves with you

The connection moves with the construction phase, can be upgraded, and is torn down in an orderly way when the project ends.

Common questions

How do I get internet on a site without a fixed line?
Through a mobile-based connection. Anexum provides a professional 5G/LTE router with a suitable SIM, selects the right carrier for local coverage, and runs the connection with monitoring and support. No fixed line or excavation is required.
What is included in the rental package?
The rental package covers the professional 5G/LTE router, SIM and data plan, configuration on site or preconfigured by shipment, ongoing monitoring of availability and data usage, and support for the whole duration. The term follows the construction phase: from a few weeks to several years, with orderly teardown or relocation to the next site at the end. You buy no hardware and tie up no internal IT staff.
Is there Wi-Fi in the site container?
Yes. The router provides its own Wi-Fi for site containers and the site office, separated into management and guest networks if desired. For several containers or larger areas, additional access points extend coverage, and an external antenna improves mobile reception at the container. Site management, foremen, and subcontractors work in the same network, without private hotspots.
Which applications run over construction-site internet?
Typical applications are site-diary and documentation apps, site cameras and time-lapse, digital time tracking, plan and model downloads, video calls, VPN into the company network, and access to ERP and costing software. For cameras and telemetry with constant load, the data volume is sized accordingly and made visible in monitoring.
What does construction-site internet cost?
Cost depends on bandwidth, data volume, hardware, duration, and the level of resilience required. Because sites differ widely, Anexum prepares a per-site quote rather than a flat list price. No flat prices are stated on this page.
How fast is 5G internet on a construction site?
Depending on mobile coverage, 5G connections reach several hundred Mbit/s. Actual speed depends on the radio cell, distance, buildings, weather, and load, and is assessed against on-site coverage before deployment.
Which router is suitable for a construction site?
Rugged 5G/LTE routers from vendors such as Cradlepoint or Teltonika are suitable, with an external antenna where better reception is needed. Anexum selects the device to match coverage, user count, and conditions.
Can the connection be made resilient?
Yes. For critical sites, a second mobile path on a different carrier can be set up as failover. The paths are monitored separately and the switchover is tested.
What if there is no usable mobile coverage at the site?
That happens, for example in valleys or heavily shielded locations. Anexum assesses the coverage of all carriers before deployment and then checks alternatives: an external antenna with better alignment, a different carrier with a stronger cell, or a satellite-based link as a supplement. If none of these options delivers the required quality, we tell you openly before you order.
Is this also suitable for events, pop-ups, and project offices?
Yes. The same managed-connectivity solution covers temporary locations in general: events, pop-up spaces, trade-fair stands, and project offices that need internet only for a limited time.
How quickly is the connection available?
A mobile connection is often ready within days, where a fixed line can take weeks. Lead time depends on hardware availability, SIM provisioning, and on-site coverage.

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