A cellular router is a device providing shared Internet access through a cellular gateway. A standard wireless interface makes it easy for computers, cell phones, and other network-enabled products to share the connection. The difference between a cellular router and a traditional router is that the latter obtains Internet access through cable, telephone or fibre optic lines rather than cell towers..

Teltonika routers are equipped with a variety of wireless and wired connectivity options and technologies which makes them an essential tool to connect people, machines and infrastructure across most market sectors. The RUT series is engineered to be deployed easily in challenging connectivity scenarios and the RutOS based on Linux OpenWRT has become one of the most functional router operating systems in the market.

Teltonika Networks is a global provider of IoT & IIoT equipment based in Lithuania, Europe, with offices situated across four continents. During more than two decades of R&D, product development and manufacturing of IoT & M2M industrial networking devices, Teltonika has created a comprehensive product portfolio for the most challenging Industry 4.0 connectivity applications. Teltonika Networks controls all the stages of the product development life cycle, allowing it to be fast and flexible in reacting to market demands and changes while offering devices that are reliable, secure, and easy to use.

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