For Verizon business customers
5G is moving from backup to primary application-aware WAN.
Most businesses know 5G as the backup path that keeps a site online when the circuit fails.
With 5G Standalone and network slicing, one connection can carry separate lanes for POS, video, guest Wi-Fi, field apps and critical operations.
The router is no longer just a failover box. It sorts traffic into the right lane and has to hold signal where the site actually is.
What network slicing changes
Separate critical traffic
Keep POS, video, IoT, or public-safety traffic apart from lower-priority traffic.
Design around application needs
Match traffic to latency, bandwidth, reliability, or security requirements.
Plan for Verizon eligibility
Slicing depends on the Verizon service, plan, coverage and device. Masters assesses readiness with your Verizon account team.
The carrier network is changing. Your branch equipment needs to be ready.
Verizon already offers slicing. Whether a site can use it comes down to equipment, placement and plan, which is what Masters handles.
A dedicated, secure segment of the Verizon 5G network that keeps business data apart from public traffic.
verizon.com/business: 5G Network SliceMultiple isolated logical networks on one physical 5G network, each tuned for speed, capacity and security.
verizon.com/business: Slicing FAQsVerizon’s business slicing targets higher uplink for cloud apps, real-time transfers and pro video, backed by SLAs with credits if speed or reliability falls short.
SLAs depend on Verizon measurement servers reaching the device. Site survey, installation and next-business-day replacement apply where included.
verizon.com: SLA-backed slicingIn a public-safety demo on a commercial 5G Standalone network, in-car video over a slice was compared with the same service without one.
Demo results under congestion and cell-edge conditions. Not a performance commitment.
verizon.com: Public-safety slicing demoChoose the Ericsson Cradlepoint platform that matches the site.
Four platforms cover most deployments. The choice comes down to existing gear, wired LAN needs, and whether the site moves.
Features vary by model, SKU, region, firmware and NetCloud subscription. Masters confirms the configuration before scoping.
Where this fits
Likely fit is a starting point, not a quote. The site survey confirms the final platform.
Retail and point-of-sale
Healthcare and clinics
Financial branches
Warehouses, logistics, and temporary sites
Public safety, utilities, and field operations
Masters handles the parts that make or break 5G.
Masters Telecom supports the full project path: planning, site survey, professional installation, device staging, NetCloud onboarding, monitoring, and emergency support.
One site survey is required.
Certified technicians survey every site nationwide, turning a signal guess into a placement decision.
Plan the deployment
Sites, applications and goals reviewed with you and your Verizon team, including platform and slicing readiness.
Survey the site
A certified technician tests signal and recommends device and antenna placement.
Stage and install
Routers ship staged and onboarded to NetCloud, then are professionally installed nationwide.
Activate and coordinate
Masters coordinates activation with you and the carrier so the site comes up on the right service.
Monitor and support
Monitoring, firmware tracking and 24×7 emergency support with a two-hour SLA, for the life of the deployment.
Backed by NetCloud. Supported by Masters.
Ericsson covers the device. Masters covers the site and the people.
Qualifying U.S. warranty replacements ship overnight where possible after verification. Terms are set by Ericsson and require active NetCloud service.
Request Ericsson 5G program information
Tell us about the site and what it needs. Masters will recommend the right Ericsson Cradlepoint path.
Thanks. We have your request.
Masters Telecom will review the site, use case, and requested Ericsson Cradlepoint solution and follow up with next steps.