Queclink Cuts Costs of Industrial Networking by up to a Third with New Simplified Router Solution

Queclink Wireless Solutions, a global provider of IoT devices and hardware, has developed a router that delivers industrial-grade reliability at up to a third less cost than comparable solutions in the marketplace. The networking platform addresses the growing demand for affordable and dependable connectivity for demanding industrial and commercial IoT requirements across smart manufacturing, transport, retail and small and medium-sized business (SMB) deployments.

“We are eliminating any compromise between cost and reliability, delivering the rugged performance required by industrial and commercial environments,” explains Vernon Bonser, International Sales Director at Queclink Wireless Solutions. “Operations increasingly rely on constant connectivity, but failsafe solutions have traditionally been cost-prohibitive for many organisations. With our WR220 Lite router it is possible to save significantly on both hardware acquisition and ongoing connectivity costs, while maintaining high levels of dependability and security.”

Built around 4G LTE Cat 4 mobile technology with intelligent dual-SIM failover, the industrial router is designed to deliver core performance at a highly competitive cost. It features four Ethernet ports and reliable Wi-Fi for local area networking, as well as offering robust support for multiple VPN services and routing protocols that guarantee stable and secure data transmission. As a result, the Lite router supports expanding equipment requirements and increasingly sophisticated network architectures without requiring hardware replacement.

The router possesses an industrial-ready and compact design with a rugged aluminium enclosure, wide operating temperature range (-40°C to +70°C) and broad power input support. This means the Lite solution operates effectively in equipment cabinets, outdoor enclosures, vehicle installations, and factory floors where lower-grade equipment would fail. It also promises simplified installation, with no need for specialised technicians or complex networking setup.

“By focusing on connectivity and streamlined functionality, we are providing exceptional value, making the Lite industrial router an ideal cost-effective solution for basic industrial networking and equipment communication needs. This includes a wide range of applications such as surveillance systems, unattended retail solutions and point of sale, public transport information displays, Factory 4.0 programs and remote equipment monitoring,” adds Vernon Bonser.

For more information visit: queclink.com

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