Evetech has no verified weather-rated outdoor access point in the supplied factpacks. The Cudy AP3000 at R899 is an indoor ceiling model, so a Rain 5G outdoor Wi-Fi setup should keep that device protected and address the mobile-router link separately.

Separate internet reception from home coverage

The Cudy AP3000 at R899 can distribute an indoor network near the wall facing a patio or outbuilding. It must stay dry and cannot improve the cellular signal reaching the 5G receiver.

The Cudy WR3600E Wi-Fi 7 router at R766 gives a verified indoor router option for broader household coverage. Place it in an open location and test whether the Rain device supports the required Ethernet hand-off.

The Cudy M3000 three-pack at R1,502 offers a mesh route for several indoor zones. Position nodes where backhaul remains strong, not at the far end of the dead area.

Build for SA weather and service terms

UV, dust and storm rain demand rated exterior hardware and sealed cable entries. Ask Rain about supported connection modes and Evetech about current outdoor AP stock before mounting anything.

Record signal, speed and ping at three indoor positions because moving the cellular gateway may solve more than adding another Wi-Fi radio.

Keep cellular and Wi-Fi speed notes in separate columns during each placement test.

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Extending Rain 5G coverage beyond the house? > Send Evetech the gateway model, floor plan and exposed area for an honest stock check.