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| The 4G LTE Cat 6 IIoT Router with Dual Band WiFi (NTC-400) and the cloud-based remote device manager (RDM) platform |
A new router launched today by NetComm Wireless will help improve speed and connectivity for the industrial internet of things (IIoT) – which it says will improve the reliability of large-scale fleet tracking.
The 4G LTE Cat 6 IIoT Router with Dual Band WiFi (NTC-400) and the cloud-based remote device manager (RDM) platform will also create high speed WiFi hotspots for vehicles and public transport, the company said.
Designed to connect and manage some of the most bandwidth intensive in-vehicle IIoT applications – also including surveillance and 4K/UHD digital displays – the NTC-400 series offers reliable data connectivity across more environments where fixed line applications are either unavailable or unsuitable.
The NTC-400’s dual band WiFi access point has carrier-grade remote management and support for multiple LTE bands including band 28 (700 MHz).
Launched in conjunction with the NTC-400 to lower the total cost of ownership, the RDM enables the secure upgrade of firmware and applications to individual, groups or large-scale fleets of devices.
It supports TR-069 and OMA LWM2M standards, and enables real time monitoring, analytics, comprehensive reporting on failed connections and tasks, profile updates and inventory reports.
The device also integrates into existing remote management platforms, and includes Gigabit Ethernet ports, a serial port, and a USB port for network flexibility.
It also features a robust metal enclosure and a wide temperature rating; and supports in-vehicle and tracking applications with integrated GPS that is compatible with all global systems.
NetComm Wireless chief operating officer Timo Brouwer says the NTC-400 Series is engineered to increase operational efficiencies.
"Our cloud based remote device management platform adds another level of efficiency with live visibility and smart network management at scale," he says.
