Explore the Peplink MAX BR1 Mini M2M: Features & Reviews

Peplink MAX BR1 Mini M2M with Cat 4 LTE Modem + Primecare Engineered toward Industrial Devices Featuring an RS-232/RS-485 serial port, the BR1 Mini M2M is your best solution to bring connectivity to versatile industrial equipment and IoT devices. Quality Sensor Smart Meter POS Video Surveillance Robotics Our advanced InTouch technology allows for secure remote monitoring and management of your linked industrial device through a single cloud platform. Flexibility in Power and Ports BR1 Mini M2M Power the device via PoE or Micro-Fit connector, allowing for flexible installations no matter your requirements. Instant Connectivity Gone are the days of agonizing over which cellular service to choose or needing to manage physical SIM cards. Experience instant cellular connectivity with a subscription to our eSIM-based SFC 5G/LTE data plans. Leave the troubles to us while you concentrate on what truly matters. Ruggedized and Reliable The BR1 Mini M2M is built for maintaining a stable connection while withstanding tough environments, such as factories, power plants and outdoor deployments. MAX BR1 Mini M2M Dedicated for M2M Deployments 1x Embedded 4G LTE Modem (North America/ CAT-4) 1x Ethernet LAN 1x Optional Ethernet WAN 1x 9-pin serial connector Optional WAN Failover Dual-Band Wi-Fi 5, 2x2 MIMO GPS/Fleet Tracking Full antenna set US Carrier Certifications: AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon Specifications WAN Interface 1x 10/100/1000M Ethernet1 1x Embedded Cellular Modem with Redundant SIM Slots LAN Interface 1x 10/100/1000M Ethernet SpeedFusion features Hot Failover1 / WAN Smoothing1 Bandwidth Bonding Number of SpeedFusion Peers 2/5 Feature GPIO, Ignition Sensing, Serial communication (RS-232 / 485) Router Throughput 300Mbps SpeedFusion VPN Throughput - No Encryption / 256-bit AES 80 Mbps / 60Mbps Recommended Users 1-60 Cellular Data Rate 3 (Downlink/Uplink) CAT-4: 150 Mbps/50 Mbps Antenna Connectors 2x SMA Cellular Antenna Connectors 2x RP-SMA Wi-Fi Antenna Connectors 1x SMA GPS Antenna Connector Power Input Power Port: 10V – 30V DC AC Adapter: AC Input 100V–240V / DC Output 12V Power over Ethernet 802.3at Power Consumption 13W (nominal), 18W (max.) Dimension 5.1 x 4.2 x 1.4 inches / 129.5 x 107 x 35 mm Weight 1 pound / 455 grams Operating Temperature -40° – 149°F / -40° – 65°C Certifications FCC, IC C1D2 PTCRB UL+CUL (60950-1 / 62368-1) Package Content 1x BR1 Mini M2M HW1 2x LTE Antennas (ACW-235) 2x Dual Band Wi-Fi Antennas (ACW-342) 1x GPS Active Antenna (ACW-232) 1x 12V 2A 4pin Power Supply (ACW-632) SIM Card Size Nano-SIM (4FF) MAX-BR1-MINI-M2M-LTE-US-T-PRM MAX-BR1-MINI-M2M-LTE-US-T-PRM

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Engineered toward Industrial Devices

Featuring an RS-232/RS-485 serial port, the BR1 Mini M2M is your best solution to bring connectivity to versatile industrial equipment and IoT devices.

Quality Sensor
Smart Meter
POS
Video Surveillance
Robotics

Our advanced InTouch technology allows for secure remote monitoring and management of your linked industrial device through a single cloud platform.

Flexibility in Power and Ports

BR1 Mini M2M Power the device via PoE or Micro-Fit connector, allowing for flexible installations no matter your requirements.

Instant Connectivity

Gone are the days of agonizing over which cellular service to choose or needing to manage physical SIM cards. Experience instant cellular connectivity with a subscription to our eSIM-based SFC 5G/LTE data plans. Leave the troubles to us while you concentrate on what truly matters.

Ruggedized and Reliable

The BR1 Mini M2M is built for maintaining a stable connection while withstanding tough environments, such as factories, power plants and outdoor deployments.

MAX BR1 Mini M2M

Dedicated for M2M Deployments
1x Embedded 4G LTE Modem (North America/ CAT-4)
1x Ethernet LAN
1x Optional Ethernet WAN
1x 9-pin serial connector
Optional WAN Failover
Dual-Band Wi-Fi 5, 2x2 MIMO
GPS/Fleet Tracking
Full antenna set
US Carrier Certifications: AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon

Detailed Specifications of the Peplink MAX BR1 Mini M2M Router

WAN Interface	1x 10/100/1000M Ethernet1 1x Embedded Cellular Modem with Redundant SIM Slots
LAN Interface	1x 10/100/1000M Ethernet
SpeedFusion features	Hot Failover1 / WAN Smoothing1 Bandwidth Bonding
Number of SpeedFusion Peers	2/5
Feature	GPIO, Ignition Sensing, Serial communication (RS-232 / 485)
Router Throughput	300Mbps
SpeedFusion VPN Throughput - No Encryption / 256-bit AES	80 Mbps / 60Mbps
Recommended Users	1-60
Cellular Data Rate 3 (Downlink/Uplink)	CAT-4: 150 Mbps/50 Mbps
Antenna Connectors	2x SMA Cellular Antenna Connectors 2x RP-SMA Wi-Fi Antenna Connectors 1x SMA GPS Antenna Connector
Power Input	Power Port: 10V – 30V DC AC Adapter: AC Input 100V–240V / DC Output 12V Power over Ethernet 802.3at
Power Consumption	13W (nominal), 18W (max.)
Dimension	5.1 x 4.2 x 1.4 inches / 129.5 x 107 x 35 mm
Weight	1 pound / 455 grams
Operating Temperature	-40° – 149°F / -40° – 65°C
Certifications	FCC, IC C1D2 PTCRB UL+CUL (60950-1 / 62368-1)
Package Content	1x BR1 Mini M2M HW1 2x LTE Antennas (ACW-235) 2x Dual Band Wi-Fi Antennas (ACW-342) 1x GPS Active Antenna (ACW-232) 1x 12V 2A 4pin Power Supply (ACW-632)
SIM Card Size	Nano-SIM (4FF)

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Specifications:

Country of Origin	Taiwan
No. of Cellular Connectors	2
No. of WiFi Connectors	2
No. of GPS Connectors	1
Cellular Connector	SMA Female
WiFi Connector	RP-SMA Female
GPS Connector	SMA Female
No. of LAN Ports	2
No. of WAN Ports	1
No. of Fiber (SFP) Ports	0
No. of Serial Ports	0
No. of Embedded Modems	1
Ports Configurable as LAN/WAN	Yes
WAN Throughput Speed	300 Mbps
SIM Card Size	4FF
eSIM Support	Yes
Length (in)	5
Width (in)	4.2
Height (in)	1.4
Weight (lb)	0.95
Minimum Temperature (F)	-40
Maximum Temperature (F)	149
Material	Metal
Antennas Included	Yes
Modem Expansion Slot	No
Modem Replaceable	No
FIPS Certified	No
WiFi Support	WiFi 5
Cloud Management Included	Yes
Power Input	Power Port: 10V – 30V DC AC Adapter: AC Input 100V–240V / DC Output 12V Power over Ethernet 802.
Bluetooth	No
Bonding Support	Yes
IP Passthrough	Yes

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Date Added: 08/03/2024 by LMuenz. (Rockledge, FL)

We have almost a hundred of these deployed in the Fire Rescue fleet. They work great and are very reliable so far. We've had a couple that we had to replace, but out of a hundred, that's not bad.

Date Added: 02/11/2024 by William L. (Bloomfield Hills, MI)

This unit with the exterior antenna doubled my Internet speeds. Thank you 5G store.

Date Added: 02/16/2023 by Yves L. (Lege cap ferret, Gironde)

Works perfectly

Date Added: 01/24/2023 by Anthony K. (BENSON, AZ)

5G Store is always the best to deal with. Thanks Matt for all your help.

Date Added: 12/06/2022 by Robert G. (ATKINSON, NE)

These PepWaves work well for our business.

Date Added: 11/22/2022 by Rocky D. (Greenwood, SC)

Great product

Date Added: 08/18/2022 by Brian . (Jacksonville, FL)

Great overall experience.

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i need a 6 to 10 meters cable that first with it

The BR1 Pro 5g has (4) Cellular SMA Female, (1) GPS SMA Female, and (2) Wifi RP-SMA Female connectors. Any cable that terminates in SMA Male would be sufficient for the cellular and GPS connectors. A RP-SMA Male cable would be required for the WiFi connectors.

To recommend a cable, we would first need to identify what antenna would be installed. Antennas terminate with different connectors and the type of connector would influence the cable required.

Can I buy a Dc power cord for this unit

This unit has two additional cables for DC. The GPIO cable (https://5gstore.com/1/10233) and the vehicle cigarette lighter adapter (https://5gstore.com/1/11003).

Can the 2 SIM slots on the Peplink MAX BR1 be used at the same time?

No, they can only be used in a failover fashion. meaning only one will connect at a time. You need a unit with two or more modem modules in it (eg. BR2 Pro) in order to have 2 SIMs connected simultaneously.

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