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Industrial Cellular Routers — the connection your site can’t afford to lose.

4G and 5G routers built for cabinets, sites and vehicles — dual-SIM failover, VPN and remote management as standard. Four ranges from one Irish supplier: Robustel, Teltonika, Advantech and Digi, staged with SIM and antenna in Galway.

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Industrial 5G cellular router for Irish sites vehicles and cabinets

4 Router Brands

Robustel · Teltonika · Advantech · Digi — specced by the job

Built for Failure Days

Dual-SIM failover, watchdogs and -40°C to +75°C operation

Managed Remotely

Free RCMS on Robustel, RMS on Teltonika, WebAccess/DMP on Advantech

Staged in Galway

SIM, antenna, APN and VPN configured before dispatch

The Essentials

What Makes a Router “Industrial”?

An industrial cellular router connects equipment and sites to the internet over 4G or 5G and is built for the places consumer hardware dies: metal cabinets, plant rooms, poles and vehicles. That means DIN-rail metal housings, wide-range DC power, -40°C operation, dual-SIM failover that switches networks automatically, VPN for secure remote access, and management platforms that update hundreds of routers without a site visit. It runs for years unattended — that’s the whole point. TITAN IoT supplies industrial 4G and 5G routers in Ireland, configured for Vodafone, Three and Eir before they ship.

Four Ranges

Robustel, Teltonika, Advantech or Digi?

Each range has its own strengths and plenty of estates mix them — there are many options, so talk to us and we’ll spec the right fit for your project. Need protocol conversion or applications running on site as well? See our industrial gateways.

Robustel — RobustOS & RCMS

A broad range from the R1510 to 5G and RedCap, all on RobustOS with free RCMS cloud management for life — a strong fit when you want one platform across a whole estate, managed from one screen.

Teltonika — RutOS & RMS

A clean four-step range on RutOS with RMS management — from the compact RUT241 to the 5G RUTX50. Proven, widely deployed hardware for connectivity, failover and Modbus-equipment jobs.

Advantech — EU-Built ICR

Routers designed and built in the EU on open Linux ICR-OS, with WebAccess/DMP management — including the utility-band models for private 410–430 MHz and 450 MHz networks. A strong fit for utilities and critical infrastructure.

Digi — IX Series

The IX line for critical infrastructure deployments — IX10, IX20 and IX30 available from stock, with Digi’s management ecosystem behind them.

The Range

The Routers We Deploy

Nine routers cover most Irish jobs — the full range, including the R1511P, R1520, R1520G outdoor, R2110, R5010, R5020 family and the Digi IX line, is in the grid below.

Robustel

R1510 — The Workhorse

The volume 4G choice — dual Ethernet, Wi-Fi, DIN rail and free RCMS. Solar, signage, machines and remote assets across Ireland run on this box.

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Robustel R2120 4G router with PoE for CCTV camera sites Ireland

R2120 — PoE for CCTV

Powers IP cameras directly over PoE while carrying their footage over 4G — one box, one power feed for site security and construction CCTV.

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R3000-Lite — 5G RedCap

5G RedCap with 4G fallback and native RS-232/RS-485 serial — bridges meters, RTUs and SCADA field devices straight to modern IP backhaul.

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Robustel R5030 industrial 5G router with Wi-Fi 6 and GNSS Ireland

R5030 — 5G Flagship

Full 5G with Wi-Fi 6, GNSS and Gigabit Ethernet — passenger Wi-Fi, emergency vehicles, high-bandwidth sites and anywhere 5G is the point.

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Teltonika

RUT241 — Compact

The bestseller for single-device jobs — 4G, Wi-Fi, two Ethernet ports and I/O in a tiny rugged case. Kiosks, payment, telemetry, one camera.

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RUT951 — Dual-SIM

Dual-SIM resilience with Wi-Fi and four Ethernet ports — the small-site standard for failover and multi-device connectivity.

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Teltonika RUT956 industrial 4G router with RS485 serial and GNSS Ireland

RUT956 — Serial & GNSS

Adds RS232/RS485, I/O and GNSS to the dual-SIM platform — the standard pick for solar inverters, Modbus equipment and SCADA nodes.

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Teltonika RUTX50 industrial 5G router with Gigabit Ethernet Ireland

RUTX50 — 5G

Dual-SIM 5G with five Gigabit ports — near-fixed-line speeds as primary connectivity for offices, sites and high-bandwidth CCTV.

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Advantech

ICR-2734 — LR77 Successor

The direct replacement for the long-serving LR77 v2 — 4G with dual SIM and eSIM ready, metal DIN-rail case, open Linux ICR-OS for customer applications.

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Advantech ICR-2437 450 MHz utility band LTE router for critical infrastructure

ICR-2437 — Utility Band

Secure LTE router for private utility networks — 450 MHz bands B31 and B72 plus public 4G in one unit, certified on European critical-infrastructure networks, full VPN stack and hardware watchdog.

Private Utility Networks

Routers for the 410–430 MHz & 450 MHz Utility Bands

Utilities across Europe run private LTE networks in dedicated low-frequency spectrum — 450 MHz networks are live on the continent, and Ireland’s smart-grid spectrum sits in the 410–430 MHz range. These bands penetrate deeper and reach further than public 4G — exactly what substations, meters and remote grid assets need.

Advantech’s utility-band ICR routers are available in Ireland through TITAN. Running a utility or critical-infrastructure project on private spectrum? Talk to us.

Talk Utility Connectivity

Also in the range below: R1511P · R1520 · R1520G Outdoor · R2110 · R5010 · R5020 · R5020-Lite · Advantech SmartStart · Digi IX10 · IX20 · IX30

Irish Applications

What Irish Sites Run on Cellular Routers

Site CCTV & Security

Construction sites, farms and remote assets watched over 4G/5G — the R2120 powers the cameras directly over PoE, one box doing the whole job.

R2120 · RUTX50 · Antennas

Failover for Business

When the broadband dies, tills, phones and card machines don’t have to — a router with automatic 4G failover keeps trading through the outage.

RUT951 · RUTX50

Remote Machine Access

Service machines from the office instead of driving to site — a router at each machine connects back over our SmartNetVPN securely.

R1510 · SmartNetVPN · RCMS

Metering & SCADA

Meters, RTUs and substation panels bridged from serial to secure IP backhaul — dual-SIM keeps the reads flowing through carrier outages.

R3000-Lite · RUT956 · ICR-2734

Transport & Vehicles

Passenger Wi-Fi, onboard CCTV and fleet systems on 5G with GNSS positioning — vehicle-grade hardware that shrugs off vibration and voltage.

R5030 · Vehicle antennas

EV Charging & Energy

Chargers, solar inverters and battery systems reporting reliably — RS485 Modbus to the equipment, cellular to the platform, fixed IP for control.

RUT956 · RUT241 · R1510

Right Category?

Need More Than Connectivity?

If the job goes beyond moving data reliably, one of these two neighbours is probably the better page.

Industrial edge computing gateway for protocol conversion and local applications

Processing Data at the Edge?

If protocols need translating or applications need to run on site — Modbus to MQTT, Node-RED logic, Docker — you want an industrial gateway, not just a router.

Industrial Gateways

LoRaWAN gateway for wireless battery sensor networks Ireland

Connecting Battery Sensors?

If the job is getting wireless battery sensors online across a building or site, that’s a LoRaWAN gateway network — Kerlink, Milesight and Robustel ranges.

LoRaWAN Gateways

Complete the System

A Router Is Only Half the Solution

Matched Antennas

The antenna decides the signal, not the router — especially in metal cabinets and weak-coverage sites. We pair every router with the right antenna for the install.

Secure Remote Access

Fixed IPs and secure tunnels to every site through our managed SmartNetVPN — your existing software reaches every router as if it were on the LAN.

Behind the Router

Cameras and devices on site need switching and PoE — the TSW202 managed PoE+ switch completes the cabinet, and we stage the lot together with SIMs before dispatch.

Poynting EPNT outdoor antenna enclosure housing an industrial cellular router

Option for Any Router Here

Poynting EPNT Enclosure — Router and Antenna in One Outdoor Unit

The EPNT combines a high-gain Poynting antenna with a weatherproof housing that the router mounts inside — so the whole connectivity kit goes on the wall, pole or roof where the signal is best, with just power and Ethernet running back in. Every router on this page fits, and we assemble and test the pairing in Galway before it ships.

View the EPNT-4 View the EPNT-2

FAQ

Industrial Router Questions, Answered

What is an industrial cellular router?

An industrial cellular router connects equipment, sites and vehicles to the internet over 4G or 5G, built to run unattended for years in harsh conditions — metal DIN-rail housings, wide-range DC power, -40°C to +75°C operation, dual-SIM failover, VPN security and remote management. It’s the connectivity layer under CCTV, machines, meters, chargers and remote sites.

Why not just use a consumer 4G router?

Because the failure modes are different. A consumer router locks up and waits for someone to reboot it; an industrial router watchdogs itself back online, fails over to a second SIM, runs from 9–36 V DC in a cabinet, survives heat and cold, and can be diagnosed and updated remotely. When the router is 100 km away on a pole, those differences are the product.

How does dual-SIM failover work?

The router holds two SIMs from different networks — say Vodafone and Three. It monitors the live connection, and when the primary network degrades or drops, it switches to the second SIM automatically and switches back when service returns. No one visits site, and the equipment behind the router never notices. We supply and configure both SIMs as part of staging.

How do I access equipment behind the router remotely?

Mobile networks don’t give routers a reachable public address by default, so remote access runs through a VPN. Our managed SmartNetVPN gives every site a fixed, secure address your existing software can reach — PLCs, cameras and HMIs respond as if they were on the local network. The router brands’ own platforms — RCMS, RMS, WebAccess/DMP — handle the router management itself.

What are the 410–430 MHz and 450 MHz utility bands?

Dedicated low-frequency spectrum that European utilities use to run private LTE networks for critical infrastructure — the low frequency penetrates buildings, basements and terrain far better than public 4G, and the private network keeps working independently of the public operators. Networks at 450 MHz are live across Europe, and Ireland’s smart-grid spectrum sits in the 410–430 MHz range. Advantech’s utility-band routers for this spectrum are available through TITAN.

Do these routers work on Irish networks — and who supports them?

Yes — every router we supply is configured for Vodafone, Three and Eir before dispatch, with the SIM, APN, antenna and VPN staged in Galway so it comes online the moment it’s powered. TITAN IoT provides local pre-sales and technical support on +353 91 757500.

Tell Us What Needs Connecting

The site, the equipment and the coverage you’re working with — we’ll spec the right router, antenna and SIM, staged and online before it ships.

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TITAN IoT Ltd · Racecourse Business Park, Ballybrit, Galway, H91 A9NN
+353 91 757500 · iot@titan.ie

Serving Ireland, the UK and Europe via the Vadnet IoT distributor alliance

The Catalogue

Browse the Full Router Range

Every industrial router we stock is below — click through for full specifications, and use REQUEST A QUOTE on any product for Irish pricing and availability.