SOURCEExact model
Canopy 5GOD1
Waveform ↗Retailer listingLocation in source: Product title (H1)Checked Sep 30, 2026Source date: not stated
Equipment record
Moso Canopy 5GOD1: Outdoor 5G Small Cell
Sold by Waveform. Radio from Moso; details below are as stated by the seller.
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Details
- Exact model
- Canopy 5GOD1
- Category
- Radio
- Technology / network scope
- 5G NR
- Bands
- n48 (3550–3700 MHz)
- Environment
- Outdoor
- Availability
- Contact to buy · No online salesAsk Waveform
- Documented uses
- Campus and in building
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Overview
The Moso Canopy 5GOD1 is an outdoor, pole-mounted 5G standalone (SA) small cell with 2x2 MIMO, two internal 12 dBi directional antennas plus two external N-type antenna ports, and up to 100 MHz of bandwidth, sold in n48 (CBRS, Citizens Broadband Radio Service) and n78 models.[1] Moso lists it as FCC Part 96 Category B, with up to 45 dBm EIRP, support for up to 64 active users, VoNR, RedCap devices and multi-operator (MOCN) neutral-host sharing.[1] It is the outdoor counterpart to the indoor Canopy 5GID1 and reaches a Spectrum Access System (SAS) directly or through Moso's integrated domain proxy.[1]
Specifications
Radio
- Technology
- 5G NR standalone; 3GPP Release 15, with 5G RedCap (Release 17) support[1]
- Bands and models
- n48 3550–3700 MHz (SCO5165P-B48); n78 3300–3800 MHz (SCO5165P-B78)[1]
- Channel bandwidth
- n48: 10, 20, 30 or 40 MHz, up to 100 MHz with multiple bandwidth parts; n78: 10 to 100 MHz; 100 MHz instantaneous and occupied bandwidth[1]
- Transmit power
- Up to 45 dBm EIRP; up to 30 dBm per antenna port[1]
- MIMO and modulation
- 2x2 MIMO downlink and uplink; up to 256QAM[1]
- Throughput
- 755 Mbps down / 170 Mbps up at 100 MHz with a 4:1 (DDDSU) frame; up to 420 Mbps up with a 5:5 (DSUU) frame, per Moso[1]
- Active users
- Up to 64, depending on IPsec/encryption and bandwidth settings; 4 users scheduled per TTI[1]
- Latency
- Under 15 ms ping round trip to the 5G core, per Moso[1]
Antenna and timing
Interfaces and power
- Network interfaces
- One Gigabit Ethernet port with PoE++ input (IEEE 802.3bt Class 6); SFP port for fiber; one Gigabit Ethernet port for LAN management[1]
- Power
- PoE++ (IEEE 802.3bt Class 6); under 51 W[1]
- Security
- Multiple IPsec tunnels; mutual authentication, encrypted data transfer and RAN management controls[1]
Physical and environmental
Certifications
- FCC
- FCC Part 96, CBSD Category B[1]
- FCC ID
- P27SCO5165P, titled "Bridgestone HP, Canopy 5GOD1" and granted to Sercomm Corporation on May 29, 2024 for 3555–3694.98 MHz[3]
- OnGo
- Listed by the OnGo Alliance as "Bridgestone HP, Canopy 5GO" (model SCO5165P, Sercomm USA), a Category B CBSD certified on February 21, 2025[4]
Management and software
- Remote management
- Moso IMP with AI/ML-based diagnostics, zero-touch provisioning, KPIs and upgrades; Moso Control dual OAM; O1 and E2 interfaces[1]
- SAS integration
- Direct SAS connection or Moso Networks' CBRS domain proxy; extra frame configuration CBRSA (1/2)[1]
- Core network
- Integrated with major 5G cores; MOCN with up to six PLMN IDs; NG and Xn handovers[1]
- Voice and regulatory
- VoNR and ViNR; E911, Wireless Emergency Alerts and Wireless Priority Service[1]
What’s included
Public pricing
- Waveform, operated by the team behind Private5G.com, sells the 5GOD1 by quote with no public price, offering 1-, 3- and 5-year service-term options (as of October 1, 2026).[5]
Documents
Vendor
Learn more
- CBRS radios and small cells for private LTE and 5GCompare CBRS small cells and radios for private LTE and 5G: indoor or outdoor, Category A or B power, Band 48 or n48, PoE and antennas.
- CBRS (Citizens Broadband Radio Service) explained: who can use the 3.5 GHz band, and howCBRS is shared 3.5 GHz spectrum you can use without buying a license. A plain guide to the tiers, the SAS, radar zones, PALs and power rules.
- Private 5G networks explained: what they are, how they work, what they cost and who sells themA plain-English guide to private 5G: what it is, the parts you need, CBRS spectrum, ways to deploy, cost drivers and U.S. examples.
Sources
Researched Oct 1, 2026. Manufacturer and vendor statements are their claims, not independent tests.
- Datasheet: Moso Canopy 5GOD1 — Moso Networks, Nov 14, 2025. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
- 5G - Moso Networks — Moso Networks. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
- FCC ID P27SCO5165P: Bridgestone HP, Canopy 5GOD1 (Sercomm Corporation) — FCCID.io (FCC equipment authorization records), May 29, 2024. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
- OnGo Certified Devices — OnGo Alliance. Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
- Moso Canopy 5GOD1: Outdoor 5G Small Cell — Waveform (operated by the team behind Private5G.com). Accessed Oct 1, 2026.
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SOURCETechnology
5G NR
Waveform ↗Retailer listingLocation in source: DescriptionChecked Sep 30, 2026Source date: not stated
SOURCEBands
n48 (3550–3700 MHz)
Waveform ↗Retailer listingLocation in source: Key FeaturesChecked Sep 30, 2026Source date: not stated
SOURCEEnvironment
outdoor
Waveform ↗Retailer listingLocation in source: DescriptionChecked Sep 30, 2026Source date: not stated
SOURCEAvailability
contact to purchase (manufacturer does not allow online sale)
Waveform ↗Retailer listingLocation in source: Purchase boxChecked Sep 30, 2026Source date: not stated
SOURCEDocumented Use
campus and in building
Waveform ↗Retailer listingLocation in source: DescriptionChecked Sep 30, 2026Source date: not stated
SOURCEProduct category
Radio
Waveform ↗Private5G.com classificationLocation in source: Product page overviewChecked Sep 30, 2026Source date: not stated