What Makes a Router “Industrial”?
An industrial cellular router connects equipment and sites to the internet over 4G or 5G and is built for the places consumer hardware dies: metal cabinets, plant rooms, poles and vehicles. That means DIN-rail metal housings, wide-range DC power, -40°C operation, dual-SIM failover that switches networks automatically, VPN for secure remote access, and management platforms that update hundreds of routers without a site visit. It runs for years unattended — that’s the whole point. TITAN IoT supplies industrial 4G and 5G routers in Ireland, configured for Vodafone, Three and Eir before they ship.
Robustel, Teltonika, Advantech or Digi?
Each range has its own strengths and plenty of estates mix them — there are many options, so talk to us and we’ll spec the right fit for your project. Need protocol conversion or applications running on site as well? See our industrial gateways.
The Routers We Deploy
Nine routers cover most Irish jobs — the full range, including the R1511P, R1520, R1520G outdoor, R2110, R5010, R5020 family and the Digi IX line, is in the grid below.
Robustel
Teltonika
Advantech
Also in the range below: R1511P · R1520 · R1520G Outdoor · R2110 · R5010 · R5020 · R5020-Lite · Advantech SmartStart · Digi IX10 · IX20 · IX30
What Irish Sites Run on Cellular Routers
Need More Than Connectivity?
If the job goes beyond moving data reliably, one of these two neighbours is probably the better page.
A Router Is Only Half the Solution
Industrial Router Questions, Answered
What is an industrial cellular router?
An industrial cellular router connects equipment, sites and vehicles to the internet over 4G or 5G, built to run unattended for years in harsh conditions — metal DIN-rail housings, wide-range DC power, -40°C to +75°C operation, dual-SIM failover, VPN security and remote management. It’s the connectivity layer under CCTV, machines, meters, chargers and remote sites.
Why not just use a consumer 4G router?
Because the failure modes are different. A consumer router locks up and waits for someone to reboot it; an industrial router watchdogs itself back online, fails over to a second SIM, runs from 9–36 V DC in a cabinet, survives heat and cold, and can be diagnosed and updated remotely. When the router is 100 km away on a pole, those differences are the product.
How does dual-SIM failover work?
The router holds two SIMs from different networks — say Vodafone and Three. It monitors the live connection, and when the primary network degrades or drops, it switches to the second SIM automatically and switches back when service returns. No one visits site, and the equipment behind the router never notices. We supply and configure both SIMs as part of staging.
How do I access equipment behind the router remotely?
Mobile networks don’t give routers a reachable public address by default, so remote access runs through a VPN. Our managed SmartNetVPN gives every site a fixed, secure address your existing software can reach — PLCs, cameras and HMIs respond as if they were on the local network. The router brands’ own platforms — RCMS, RMS, WebAccess/DMP — handle the router management itself.
What are the 410–430 MHz and 450 MHz utility bands?
Dedicated low-frequency spectrum that European utilities use to run private LTE networks for critical infrastructure — the low frequency penetrates buildings, basements and terrain far better than public 4G, and the private network keeps working independently of the public operators. Networks at 450 MHz are live across Europe, and Ireland’s smart-grid spectrum sits in the 410–430 MHz range. Advantech’s utility-band routers for this spectrum are available through TITAN.
Do these routers work on Irish networks — and who supports them?
Yes — every router we supply is configured for Vodafone, Three and Eir before dispatch, with the SIM, APN, antenna and VPN staged in Galway so it comes online the moment it’s powered. TITAN IoT provides local pre-sales and technical support on +353 91 757500.
Tell Us What Needs Connecting
The site, the equipment and the coverage you’re working with — we’ll spec the right router, antenna and SIM, staged and online before it ships.
TITAN IoT Ltd · Racecourse Business Park, Ballybrit, Galway, H91 A9NN
+353 91 757500 · iot@titan.ie
Serving Ireland, the UK and Europe via the Vadnet IoT distributor alliance
Browse the Full Router Range
Every industrial router we stock is below — click through for full specifications, and use REQUEST A QUOTE on any product for Irish pricing and availability.
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