Connectivity & gateways

Cellular backhaul router

An enterprise LTE router that gives a site’s LoRaWAN gateway an internet connection over cellular, or takes over when the building’s wired WAN drops. It doesn’t talk to sensors itself: the gateway plugs into its Ethernet port or joins its Wi-Fi. It mounts indoors on a wall or sits on a desk.

  • No. 36
  • LTE with WAN failover
  • Wi-Fi · GPS
  • Two carrier versions
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Illustration. The data sheet shows the exact unit.

Specifications

RadioLTE cellular (1 SIM), Wi-Fi and GPS; external antennas
BackhaulLTE cellular
Connection1 Ethernet port
MountWall or desktop, indoor
Rating−20 to 60 °C operating
PowerDC
VersionsTwo versions, each for a different cellular carrier
CatalogCognituv Connect No. 36

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What you see in Cognituv Connect

Readings from the gateways it connects, carried over cellular

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Where it’s used

  • Construction

    Job-site trailers and temporary sites

  • Offices & commercial real estate

    Buildings where sensors stay off the tenant or IT network

  • General manufacturing

    Plant floors, warehouses and outbuildings

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