4 G LTE WiFi Wireless Router

Panel mount wireless 4G network router connects your building automation system to the internet on remote sites where there is no internet connection. This router works over your local 4G wireless network; therefore, you’ll need to sign up for an internet plan with your local carrier.

Once you have the plan in place the ISP will provide you with a SIM card that you plug into a small slot on this router providing a wireless internet connection and hotspot.

There are 4 Ethernet ports for wired devices and also a 2.4 GHz WFi hotspot which provides long range coverage for wireless devices on your lan. Four antenna’s are included for mounting remotely outside the electrical cabinet. The unit comes with a 110-220VAC wall wart type power supply; as a result, it provides 12VDC power to the router.

There is one model for the North American market which uses LTE on the 4G network, and another model for the rest of the world which uses the GSM network.

North American Model: 4G Network and Frequency Bands

This 4G WiFi router is compatible with the frequency bands of SIM cards from USA/CA/Mexico using the following 4G LTE FDD frequency bands:

• B2(1900Mhz)
• B4(1700Mhz)
• B5(850Mhz)
• B7(2600).

Unlocked sims can work with any unlocked phone or router but you will need one that supports these particular bands, check with your local wireless provide to make sure they can provide a SIM card which matches. (Verizon is known to be incompatible with this router.)

Rest of the World: 4G Network and Frequency Bands

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Two Antennas for wifi, Two for Mobile Network

Typical Building Automation Setup

In conclusion, the 4G LTE WiFi Wireless Router is a reliable and high-performance solution for remote connectivity needs. Moreover, with its powerful antennas, multiple Ethernet ports, and wide compatibility with global 4G networks, it ensures seamless internet access even in areas without wired connections. Therefore, it is an ideal choice for building automation systems, businesses, and individuals seeking consistent and efficient wireless communication.