Connect across carriers
Plan multiple cellular connections around coverage at your work locations.
Cellular bonding · Mobile internet
A vehicle, a temporary site, a team in the field. Portabella brings multiple cellular connections together for work wherever the day takes you.

Built around your work
Plan multiple cellular connections around coverage at your work locations.
Current 4000i families offer two, three or four embedded modems. The 4000it has four.
Match hardware, power, antennas and relay options to your vehicle or temporary site.
A plan, from end to end
Illustrative peered bonding path. Your hardware, routing and relay are selected for your deployment.
Share where you operate, carrier coverage and the applications your team uses.
Choose the cellular technology, modem count, antennas and power arrangement.
Select a relay for peered bonding and test the setup where your team will work.
Peered data bonding requires a cloud or customer-hosted relay. Carrier plans, antennas and selected options are separate. Confirm regional carrier compatibility and the exact model configuration.
More connections. More possibilities.
See the idea behind broadband bonding in 15 seconds.
Pricing for your deployment
Tell us where your team works, the carriers available, and whether the setup is for a vehicle or a fixed site.
Peered data bonding requires a cloud or customer-hosted relay. Carrier plans, antennas and selected options are separate. Confirm regional carrier compatibility and the exact model configuration.
The useful details
The current Portabella 4000i and 4000i 5G families offer configurations with two, three or four embedded modems. Portabella 4000it has four. We confirm the modem count and technology for your order.
A cloud or customer-hosted relay is needed for peered packet bonding. Standalone session-based load balancing can operate without a bonding relay.
Carrier compatibility, coverage, SIM plans and antennas need to be checked for your model and operating region. Share those details when requesting a quote.