LTE module built-in cellular wireless LAN router 'CTL-116'

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last updated：Jan 18, 2024

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LTE communication module SIMCom SIM7600JC-HG with built-in wireless LAN. A compact and lightweight wireless LAN router.

CTL-116 is a wireless LAN router equipped with an LTE module that features a compact and lightweight aluminum chassis. It supports multi-carrier functionality, automatically recognizing the inserted SIM card, allowing communication with NTTdocomo/KDDI (au)/SoftBank※/Rakuten Mobile※ mobile networks, as well as various MVNOs that comply with them. ※SoftBank/Rakuten Mobile support is planned for the future. Additionally, it can support regional BWA/private LTE (self-operated BWA/sXGP) communication networks. 【Features】 ■ Standard wireless LAN implementation (IEEE802.11b/g/n) ■ Equipped with 2 external I/F ports: WAN (WAN/LAN switch) x1, LAN x1. ■ Supports various protocols Compatible with IPv4/DHCP/ICMP/DNS/DDNS, as well as IPSec/L2TP/PPTP/OpenVPN, enabling VPN construction. Additionally, it supports SNMP, allowing remote monitoring and control of the router. ■ Compact and lightweight design: approximately 100 x 105 x 26 (mm) / approximately 240 g ■ Wide operating temperature range: -30℃ to 75℃ ※ For more details, please download the PDF document or contact us directly.

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We provide total support from equipment customization development to server system construction according to your needs. - The company names and product names listed in this catalog are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. - The data communication speeds for 5G/LTE/Wi-Fi listed in this catalog are theoretical maximum values. Actual data communication speeds may vary due to factors such as radio wave conditions, as they are based on a best-effort model.