Industrial routers, gateways, modems and switches for wireless IoT connectivity

Seamless wireless integration with routers, gateways, modems and switches

Routers, gateways, modems and switches are the quickest and most convenient way of enabling wireless and wired capabilities. They provide remote configuration, deployment, monitoring and management, ensuring fast and reliable connectivity across industrial applications.

Modems use an existing serial or USB port to connect and provide direct access to the cloud within minutes. For products with an Ethernet port or Wi-Fi connectivity, gateways extend the same easy access with even greater design flexibility. Routers add advanced routing features for secure and segmented networking, while industrial switches enable robust wired connectivity across multiple devices.

We offer both embedded and external IoT-dedicated solutions that are industrial-grade, provide secure connectivity and remote management, and require minimal engineering effort. This allows you to quickly add fully integrated connectivity and control to both new and legacy machinery.

Our portfolio supports network connectivity via a wide range of wired and wireless interfaces, including but not limited to Ethernet, cellular, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Options such as Power over Ethernet (PoE), GPS functionality, and IP67-rated enclosures for outdoor usage are also available. In addition, devices can be preloaded with firmware according to your specific requirements and configurations.

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FAQs about our Routers, Gateways and Modems for industrial and IoT applications

Routers, Gateways and Modems FAQs

A router manages multiple network interfaces and provides advanced features like firewalls and data routing, while a modem simply converts data between the internet and your local network without additional processing.

Gateways are designed to connect a single device to the internet, typically through one interface, whereas routers can connect multiple devices simultaneously through various interfaces.

Cellular modems are cost-efficient, have a compact size, are easy to install, and have low power consumption. They’re ideal for simple connectivity needs, such as providing internet access to a single device like a payment terminal.

Yes, some routers, support dual SIM functionality and multiple WAN sources, allowing for redundancy, load balancing, and increased throughput.

A switch allows multiple devices to communicate within a local network. It’s often integrated into routers, which combines router, switch, and other functionalities in one device.

Dual-band Wi-Fi allows the router to broadcast on both 2.4GHz and 5GHz frequencies, providing more flexibility and potentially better performance in crowded Wi-Fi environments.

Industrial routers are more rugged and durable, often housed in aluminum enclosures. They offer advanced features like multiple WAN failovers, industrial protocols support, and are designed for reliability in demanding environments

Routers include robust security features such as firewalls, VPN support, IP filtering, MAC filtering, and advanced encryption protocols. These ensure data integrity and protect networks from unauthorized access.

Routers typically include multiple interfaces such as Ethernet ports (LAN/WAN), Wi-Fi (2.4GHz/5GHz), USB ports, digital I/O ports, serial interfaces (RS232/RS485), and cellular connectivity (4G LTE).

Gateways/routers support various industrial protocols such as Modbus TCP/RTU, MQTT, SNMP, CAN bus, and others to enable seamless integration with industrial automation systems.