How can I measure actual upstream capacity at a site before buying?

How can I measure actual upstream capacity at…

Do a live-site throughput test. Measure sustained upload, latency and packet loss at the installed antenna position during typical busy periods. Run a short pilot with expected camera data patterns, log data usage, and model how many devices share the uplink and what headroom you need. Ask Comset to verify the bands and SIM service for the chosen model and confirm the plan supports remote-management features.

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