1. Industrial Multi-WAN Redundancy for Automation Plants
Utilizing the 3 configurable WAN/LAN ports along with the dedicated WAN port [1.1.5], manufacturing operations can aggregate up to 4 ISPs. This router performs real-time traffic balancing and automatic failover, keeping local SCADA and industrial networks online.
Problem SolvedMitigates plant network downtime and telemetry dropouts caused by single-ISP failures, ensuring critical data is continuously uploaded over alternative active links.
Multi-WAN FailoverLoad BalancingGigabit EthernetSCADA Connectivity
2. Secure Branch-to-HQ Remote Telemetry Over Public Networks
For remote distributed facilities like utility stations, wastewater plants, and solar farms, the router leverages hardware-accelerated IPSec VPN (up to 10 tunnels) and PPTP/L2TP (up to 20 tunnels) to build encrypted bridges back to headquarters.
Problem SolvedProvides robust end-to-end data encryption across public internet lines, preventing cyberattacks and eavesdropping while facilitating remote PLC programming and sensor monitoring.
IPSec VPNPPTP/L2TPData EncryptionRemote TelemetryPLC Security
3. Integrated AGV & Mobile Device Wireless Management in Warehousing
The integrated wireless AP controller manages up to 50 APs seamlessly. Logistics centers using AGVs and barcode scanners can utilize local authentication and granular bandwidth controls to manage wireless coverage.
Problem SolvedEliminates the complexity and cost of a separate hardware AP controller, ensuring high-priority AGV commands receive guaranteed bandwidth and reliable local roaming.
AP ControllerBandwidth ControlAGV RoamingWarehouse Logistics
