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Pepwave MAX HD4 IP67 w/ Cat 6 LTE Advanced - MAX-HD4-M-LTEA-W-IP67

Pepwave MAX HD4 IP67 Load Balancing Router with 4 Cat 6 LTE Modems

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Item Number: 8308
Model: MAX-HD4-M-LTEA-W-IP67

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Pepwave MAX HD4 IP67 Load Balancing/Bonding Router with 4 x Cat 6 LTE Advanced Modems Tough conditions call for rugged connectivity solutions that are reliable. With the Pepwave MAX HD4 IP67 Quad Cat 6 LTE Router, you’ll receive the best intelligent and advanced bonding and load balancing router on the market. This router with LTE is an ideal choice for enterprise uses when outstanding performance is essential. Ideal for disaster recovery, public safety and first responders, telemedicine and broadcasting, this load balancing router with LTE capabilities is a smart, dependable choice for your enterprise. An Affordable, Dependable Router with LTE The industrial-grade Pepwave MAX HD4 IP67 is an affordable choice for many types of tough environments. It includes four embedded Cat 6 LTE advanced modems that feature both bonding capabilities and load balancing. The result? Multiple connections that produce lightning-fast download and upload speeds. In addition, you’ll enjoy seamless failover thanks to SpeedFusion, which creates unbreakable and bonded connections. SpeedFusion seamlessly switches traffic to other connections in case of a WAN failure for reliable mobile networking. The alternate wired WAN port with PoE provides a fifth wired option for either a primary or a secondary connection. In addition to the top-of-the-line performance, you’ll enjoy military-grade VPN encryption, data security and mobile management, thanks to the InControl Cloud Management. Emergency connectivity is possible in disaster recovery projects. Encased in a tough, weatherproof shell that withstands impact, shock, moisture and electromagnetic surges, this router with LTE is an essential choice. Router Features: Internet Connections Supported: 4 Embedded LTE Advanced, 1 wired WAN Networks Supported for Embedded Modems: 4G LTE (B1/2100, B2/1900, B3/1800, B4/AWS, B5/850, B7/2600, B8/900GSM , B12/700a, B13/700c, B20/800DD, B25/1900+, B26/850+, B29/700d, B30/2300WCS, B41/TD 2500); WCDMA/HSPA+/DC-HSPA+ (B1/2100, B2/1900, B3/1800, B4/AWS, B5/850, B8/900). WiFi Standard: N/A WiFi Range: N/A Ethernet ports: 1 GbE LAN + 1 GbE WAN Size: 11.6" x 15.3" x 2.6" MAX-HD4-M-LTEA-W-IP67 MAX-HD4-M-LTEA-W-IP67

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Tough conditions call for rugged connectivity solutions that are reliable. With the Pepwave MAX HD4 IP67 Quad Cat 6 LTE Router, you’ll receive the best intelligent and advanced bonding and load balancing router on the market. This router with LTE is an ideal choice for enterprise uses when outstanding performance is essential. Ideal for disaster recovery, public safety and first responders, telemedicine and broadcasting, this load balancing router with LTE capabilities is a smart, dependable choice for your enterprise.

An Affordable, Dependable Router with LTE
The industrial-grade Pepwave MAX HD4 IP67 is an affordable choice for many types of tough environments. It includes four embedded Cat 6 LTE advanced modems that feature both bonding capabilities and load balancing. The result? Multiple connections that produce lightning-fast download and upload speeds. In addition, you’ll enjoy seamless failover thanks to SpeedFusion, which creates unbreakable and bonded connections. SpeedFusion seamlessly switches traffic to other connections in case of a WAN failure for reliable mobile networking. The alternate wired WAN port with PoE provides a fifth wired option for either a primary or a secondary connection.

In addition to the top-of-the-line performance, you’ll enjoy military-grade VPN encryption, data security and mobile management, thanks to the InControl Cloud Management. Emergency connectivity is possible in disaster recovery projects. Encased in a tough, weatherproof shell that withstands impact, shock, moisture and electromagnetic surges, this router with LTE is an essential choice.

5Gstore is a Peplink Certified Partner Router Features:

Internet Connections Supported: 4 Embedded LTE Advanced, 1 wired WAN
Networks Supported for Embedded Modems: 4G LTE (B1/2100, B2/1900, B3/1800, B4/AWS, B5/850, B7/2600, B8/900GSM , B12/700a, B13/700c, B20/800DD, B25/1900+, B26/850+, B29/700d, B30/2300WCS, B41/TD 2500); WCDMA/HSPA+/DC-HSPA+ (B1/2100, B2/1900, B3/1800, B4/AWS, B5/850, B8/900).
WiFi Standard: N/A
WiFi Range: N/A
Ethernet ports: 1 GbE LAN + 1 GbE WAN
Size: 11.6" x 15.3" x 2.6"
Bonding: SpeedFusion VPN Bonding. NOTE: Many factors influence the real-world throughput you'll see from bonded connections, including latency, connection type, connection speeds, traffic type, and reliability on both sides of the SpeedFusion tunnel. Cellular users should note that bonded cellular connections suffer from "flow control" of TCP traffic at the carrier level, and 5Gstore cannot guarantee that bonding multiple cellular connections will result in faster speeds (however, the other benefits of SpeedFusion remain, such as unbreakable VPN, session persistence, and 100% up-time as long as you have 1 healthy WAN).

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Specifications:

Country of Origin	Taiwan
No. of Cellular Connectors	8
No. of WiFi Connectors	0
No. of GPS Connectors	1
Cellular Connector	N Female
GPS Connector	N Female
No. of LAN Ports	1
No. of WAN Ports	1
No. of Fiber (SFP) Ports	0
No. of Serial Ports	0
No. of Embedded Modems	4
Ports Configurable as LAN/WAN	No
WAN Throughput Speed	400Mbps
SIM Card Size	2FF
eSIM Support	No
Length (in)	11.6
Width (in)	15.3
Height (in)	2.6
Weight (lb)	9.48
Minimum Temperature (F)	-40
Maximum Temperature (F)	149
Material	metal IP67
Antennas Included	No
Modem Expansion Slot	No
Modem Replaceable	No
FIPS Certified	Yes
Cloud Management Included	Yes
Power Input	DC: 12-56VDC Power Output: 1x 802.3at PoE Output
Bluetooth	No
Bonding Support	Yes
IP Passthrough	No

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