Mikrotik Chateau LTE6 Home Access Point (US Version)

Let’s face it – most of the standard mass-produced access points can’t really satisfy the extremely diverse client base – they either lack features, users want more speed and higher gain, they look weird with all the spikes and antennas all over the place.. We decided to take all the aspects that truly matter to most home users and create a single device that will make them happy: the MikroTik Chateau.

It is a high-speed, dual-band home access point with a powerful quad-core ARM CPU and our newest CAT6 LTE modem – for really fast Internet anywhere, anytime. But LTE is not the only option – Chateau also features 5 x Gigabit Ethernet ports and a full-sized USB port for extra storage.

Remove the bottleneck in your mobile setup

• With new rural relocation programmes popping up everywhere, more people have started moving to the countryside – away from the stress and challenges of busy urban areas. Should they be limited by the slower connectivity without the city cable networks, potentially risking all kinds of opportunities in education, entrepreneurship, and even hobbies? Absolutely not!
• For most rural households, the limiting factor is a cheap, mass-produced LTE router that can’t handle even a fraction of what the local LTE tower could offer. Chateau is designed to solve these problems. Here’s an example: the leading mobile operator in Latvia – LMT – started swapping out their previous client routers. Our Chateau replaced the usual brands. And customer satisfaction went through the roof – just like that! Same LTE towers, same data plans, and a brand new Chateau. What is the point of having brand new phones, excellent LTE coverage, high-end laptops, and so on... if your old router is the bottleneck?

The freedom of LTE

• Reach consistent speeds of up to 300 Mbps with carrier aggregation, as CAT6 allows devices to use multiple bands simultaneously. That is a huge advantage in areas with many LTE users. Chateau LTE6 provides better responsiveness in a crowded environment and higher efficiency for weaker signal situations in the countryside. Depending on the service provider, we have seen Internet speed doubling in rural areas after switching to carrier aggregation, so there is no need to wait for cable network expansions.