Pepwave MAX HD4 LTE with MediaFast (Europe/Int’l GSM)

Built for transportation deployments, with a compact form factor, simultaneous dual-band 11ac Wi-Fi, and up to two embedded cellular modems, the MAX Transit is ready to deliver fast, reliable Wi-Fi hotspots to your passengers.

The MAX BR1 Slim is compact (1.1 x 3.8 x 4.8 inches), and tough enough for any deployment. It offers advanced features such as GPS fleet tracking, terminal block power capability, and remote management. With USB power inputs, you can plug in a power bank and take it anywhere. Redundant SIM slots with automatic switching for reliable network. You can also set the MAX BR1 Slim to automatically switch SIM cards when you’re in danger of exceeding a data cap. It also allows you to travel across the borders without changing SIM cards manually. Connect one of the two built-in 5V micro USB ports to a 10000mAh power bank for up to 7 hours of operation. Running low on power? Connect a second power bank before disconnecting the first for uninterrupted networking.

Carrier Grade 802.11n Wi-Fi AP for Outdoor300M (2×2), 802.11abgn (Single Radio), 300mW Tx PowerIP67 Outdoor Metal Enclosure802.3at PoE InputRF ESD/Surge ProtectionPoE Injector Available Separately

The MAX-TST-DUO has up to two cellular modems and two redundant SIM slots, allowing you to use up to four different cellular providers for bandwidth bonding, data overage protection or eliminating blind spots.

The MAX BR1 offers redundant SIM slots with automatic switching, DC or terminal block power capability, advanced GPS fleet tracking, and remote management, all packed into a durable metal enclosure. Redundant SIM slots with automatic switching for reliable network. You can also set the MAX BR1 mobile router to automatically switch SIM cards when you’re in danger of exceeding a data cap. It also allows you travel across borders without changing SIM cards manually.

Multi-WAN Router (13 WAN) for Enterprise13x GE WAN, 3x GE LAN1U 19″ Rackmount Chassis, Drop-In Mode, Advanced QoS, VPN Bonding5Gbps throughput