
Industrial Cellular Routers

Industrial modems receive information from an Internet Service Provider (ISP) through phone lines (DSL), coaxial cables or optical fiber and converts it into a digital signal. This digital signal can now be utilized by an industrial router to get the information to connected devices through Ethernet cables or Wi-Fi. The speed and reliability of the information transmission can vary greatly depending on the type and design of the modem and router.
Cellular routers allow multiple devices in a Wi-Fi network to access the Internet by connecting to cellular towers, creating an Internet gateway on the move, or in areas without accessible or reliable Wi-Fi. Traditional routers obtain Internet access through cable, telephone or fiber optic lines. Industrial cellular routers are designed to be compatible with 2G, 3G, and 4G LTE technology to provide flexibility and speed to any network and are able to operate within a wide temperature range. They have connections for serial, Ethernet and digital I/O and can be mounted to a panel or DIN rail.
FAQ
What is a cellular router?
A cellular router accesses the internet through a cellular data network, rather than through a cable. It provides reliable connectivity and continuity with features such as dynamic routing, VPN security, serial ports, WiFi and ethernet.
What is a cellular gateway?
A cellular gateway is single device that combines the functions of a router and a modem.