The CUDY LT400 4G LTE N300 Wi-Fi Router is now available at Mascom International for KSh 6,000, stocked at our Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street shop in Nairobi CBD. The CUDY LT400 turns any Safaricom, Airtel, or Telkom Kenya nano SIM into a home or office wireless network, reaching 150 Mbps download over 4G and 300 Mbps on the 2.4 GHz band. It carries four 10/100 Mbps Ethernet ports, a USB 2.0 socket, and two fixed antennas. The CUDY LT400 needs no fibre line, no annual contract, and no technician visit insert a data SIM and switch it on.
The CUDY LT400 is built for Kenyan homes, small shops, and offices in areas where Safaricom Home Fibre, Zuku, and Faiba have not yet reached. Families in Kitengela, Ruiru, Ngong, and upcountry towns such as Nyeri, Meru, and Kakamega depend on mobile data, and sharing one phone hotspot across several gadgets drains the battery and limits range. The LT400 fixes that. It splits a single SIM's data across up to 30 phones, laptops, and TVs at once, covering roughly 130 metres of open space. Shopkeepers running M-Pesa tills and POS terminals get a steady link that one hotspot cannot hold.
Unlike other electronics retailers in Kenya who stock unbranded 4G routers with no warranty or setup help, Mascom International supplies the CUDY LT400 with a working power adapter, an Ethernet cable, and hands-on configuration guidance. Buyers across Kenya tell us the LT400 keeps a steadier signal than a phone hotspot, especially during video calls and online classes. The router runs WireGuard and OpenVPN, WPA3 security, and a failover system that switches between wired, wireless, and cellular internet on its own. Visit Mascom International on Kimathi Street to see the CUDY LT400 running before you buy, or order for countrywide delivery.
Common Questions About the CUDY LT400
What is the CUDY LT400 and how does it work?
The CUDY LT400 is a 4G LTE router that creates a Wi-Fi network from a mobile data SIM card. You insert a Safaricom, Airtel, or Telkom Kenya nano SIM into the slot, plug the router into power, and it broadcasts internet to your phones, laptops, and TVs within seconds. There is no fibre cable, phone line, or installation appointment involved. The LT400 pulls a 4G signal from the nearest mast and converts it into 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi plus four wired Ethernet connections, making it a full home or shop network on its own.
Which Kenyan networks and SIM cards work with the CUDY LT400?
The CUDY LT400 sold at Mascom International is the EU/Africa version, which supports the 4G bands Safaricom, Airtel Kenya, and Telkom Kenya use, including Band 3 (1800 MHz) and Band 20 (800 MHz). Any standard nano data SIM slots straight in. You buy the SIM and a data bundle separately from your carrier of choice. This lets you pick whichever network gives the best coverage and bundle price in your specific estate, town, or trading centre, then swap the SIM anytime a better offer appears.
How many devices can the CUDY LT400 connect at once?
The CUDY LT400 handles up to 64 connected devices in total, with a recommended limit of 30 for steady day-to-day speeds. That covers a busy household with several phones, two or three laptops, a streaming TV, and a CCTV camera all online together. A single phone hotspot struggles past four or five gadgets and cannot run Ethernet-wired devices at all. Four 10/100 Mbps Ethernet ports on the LT400 let you plug in a desktop PC, a printer, or a POS terminal by cable for a firmer, drop-free connection.
Is the CUDY LT400 fast enough for streaming and video calls?
Yes. The CUDY LT400 reaches up to 150 Mbps download and 50 Mbps upload over 4G, with 300 Mbps of Wi-Fi throughput on the 2.4 GHz band. Real speed depends on your carrier's signal and bundle, but this is enough for HD YouTube and Netflix, Zoom and Microsoft Teams meetings, WhatsApp video, and online classes on JKUAT, University of Nairobi, or USIU portals. Its 2×2 MIMO cellular design pulls a stronger signal from the mast than most phones, so streams and calls hold together better than a hotspot in the same spot.
Do I need fibre or a phone line to use the CUDY LT400?
No. The CUDY LT400 works entirely on mobile data, so it suits any location a 4G signal reaches, even where no fibre provider has laid cable. This makes it a fit for new estates in Kitengela, Juja, and Syokimau, rural homes across Nyeri, Embu, and Kisii, market stalls, construction sites, and holiday cottages in Naivasha or Diani. Because it also has a WAN port, you can later connect it to a fibre or wireless line and keep the 4G SIM as automatic backup for when the main line goes down.
How far does the CUDY LT400 Wi-Fi signal reach?
The CUDY LT400 covers up to 130 metres in open space through its two fixed antennas and Beamforming, which aims the signal toward connected devices rather than scattering it evenly. Inside a typical Kenyan home or shop, expect solid coverage across a one or two-bedroom house, a single floor, or a medium retail space through one wooden or thin concrete wall. For a larger home or a two-storey building, you can add a second Cudy access point to stretch the network, since the LT400 supports network expansion.
Is the CUDY LT400 worth KSh 6,000 in Kenya's market?
At KSh 6,000, the CUDY LT400 costs far less than a monthly fibre installation and frees you from long contracts. You control your spend by loading only the data bundle you need, when you need it. Compared with the daily strain of a phone hotspot, the LT400 saves your phone battery, covers more rooms, and keeps wired devices online. For families, small businesses, and students who already buy mobile data, it turns that same bundle into a proper household network. Mascom International backs it with a 12-month warranty for extra peace of mind.
What security and management features does the CUDY LT400 include?
The CUDY LT400 protects your network with WPA, WPA2, and WPA3 encryption, an SPI firewall, and DoS protection that blocks common attacks. You manage everything from the free Cudy App on your phone or a web page, setting a guest network for visitors, parental controls with offline schedules, and per-user speed limits so one gadget cannot hog the bundle. It also runs WireGuard, OpenVPN, and Zerotier VPNs for private, encrypted browsing, plus DDNS for remote access to home CCTV. Wi-Fi scheduling lets you switch the signal off automatically at bedtime.
Technical Specifications
Cellular Connectivity and Network Support
- 4G LTE Category 4 modem reaches 150 Mbps download and 50 Mbps upload for everyday browsing and streaming.
- EU/Africa band set covers LTE-FDD B1/3/5/7/8/20/28, matching Safaricom, Airtel, and Telkom Kenya coverage.
- 2×2 MIMO on the downlink pulls a firmer signal from distant masts than a single-antenna phone.
- One nano SIM slot accepts any Kenyan carrier's data SIM, so you choose the best local bundle.
- Two fixed cellular antennas hold the mobile connection steady in fringe-coverage estates and towns.
- Cellular band lock and APN profiles let you fix the router to the strongest band in your area.
Wireless Coverage and Wi-Fi Performance
- N300 Wi-Fi on the 2.4 GHz band delivers up to 300 Mbps across phones, laptops, and TVs.
- Two spatial streams and two fixed Wi-Fi antennas spread coverage to roughly 130 metres open space.
- Beamforming points the signal toward active devices for a stronger link in far rooms.
- Wi-Fi 4 (802.11 b/g/n) support keeps older phones, printers, and CCTV cameras connected without trouble.
- Guest network keeps visitors online while shielding your main devices and files from them.
- Wi-Fi time scheduling switches the network off at set hours to cut distractions and save power.
Processor, Memory, and Device Capacity
- 580 MHz single-core processor handles routing, VPN, and firewall tasks for a busy home network.
- 64 MB of DDR2 memory keeps many devices connected without the slowdowns cheaper routers show.
- Supports up to 64 total connections, with 30 recommended for steady daily speeds.
- Per-user rate limiting stops one download from choking the shared data bundle.
- Internet failover order runs WAN, then WISP, then cellular, keeping you online automatically.
- Three operating modes cover cellular router, standard Wi-Fi router, and wireless ISP use.
Ports and Physical Interfaces
- Four 10/100 Mbps RJ45 Ethernet ports connect desktops, printers, and POS terminals by cable.
- One port is WAN/LAN configurable, letting you add a fibre or wireless line alongside the SIM.
- One USB 2.0 port supports connected storage and extra functions through the settings page.
- Six status LEDs show cellular, Wi-Fi, LAN, WAN, internet, and power at a glance.
- A reset button restores factory settings quickly if a configuration change causes trouble.
- Web page and Cudy App control both let you manage the router locally or on your phone.
Security and Network Management
- WPA, WPA2, and WPA3 encryption protect your Wi-Fi from unauthorised access and password guessing.
- SPI firewall with DoS protection and PING blocking shields the network from common online attacks.
- WireGuard, OpenVPN, Zerotier, PPTP, and L2TP VPNs run as both server and client for private access.
- Parental controls set offline times, web filters, and internet pause for children's devices.
- DDNS support lets you reach home CCTV and files remotely without a fixed public IP.
- IPv4 and IPv6 with port forwarding and DMZ suit gaming, remote work, and self-hosting.
Power, Build, and Installation
- Bundled 12V 1A adapter runs on Kenya's 100-240V mains, and pairs easily with a small UPS.
- Compact 229 x 123 x 32.7 mm body sits on a shelf, desk, or counter without clutter.
- Wall-mount option frees up surface space in shops and tight home offices.
- Operating range of 0-40°C suits Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, and warmer upcountry climates.
- ESD protection of 4 kV contact and 8 kV air guards against static and minor power spikes.
- FCC and CE certification confirms the unit meets recognised safety and emission standards.
Package Contents
Every CUDY LT400 from Mascom International ships complete and ready to set up:
- CUDY LT400 4G LTE N300 Wi-Fi Router (black)
- 12V 1A power adapter for Kenyan mains
- Ethernet (RJ45) cable for wired connections
- Quick installation guide
- Mascom International 12-month warranty card
Note:You supply only a nano data SIM and a bundle from Safaricom, Airtel, or Telkom Kenya. Our Kimathi Street team will insert the SIM, configure the network name and password, and confirm the connection before you leave the shop or on delivery.
Warranty
Mascom International backs the CUDY LT400 with a 12-month warranty covering manufacturing defects and hardware functionality under normal use. Our Nairobi CBD service desk handles any warranty claims directly, so you deal with a local shop you can walk into rather than a distant supplier. Buyers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for honest specifications and dependable after-sales support.
Where to Buy the CUDY LT400 in Kenya
The CUDY LT400 4G LTE N300 Wi-Fi Router is available now at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Walk in Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, to watch the CUDY LT400 broadcast a live network before you commit. The router comes in black.
Order through any of these:
- Phone and WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Mascom International delivers the CUDY LT400 to all 47 Kenyan counties with pay-on-arrival service you pay only when the router reaches you. Nairobi and its surroundings receive same-day delivery, while Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret, Nyeri, and other major towns receive next-day delivery. Outlying counties receive the CUDY LT400 within 2-3 business days.
Whether you run a home in Ruiru, a shop in Nakuru, or an office in Westlands, the CUDY LT400 gives you a full internet network from one data SIM. Reach Mascom International today to check current stock, confirm your KSh 6,000 price, and get setup help from a team that stands behind every unit it sells.
