Teltonika RUT976 RedCap 5G Router - Dual-SIM, RS232, RS485, I/O, CAT4 4G

The Teltonika RUT976 RedCap 5G Router is a state-of-the-art industrial cellular router designed specifically for applications requiring top-notch performance and reliability. Equipped with the latest 5G RedCap (Reduced Capability) technology, the router offers an optimal combination of speed, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness. RedCap is designed to bring the benefits of 5G to applications with medium bandwidth requirements, such as IoT and M2M communication. The RUT976 combines flexibility and future-proofing by integrating advanced 5G connectivity with support for 4G and 3G fallback.

Thanks to its robust design, the RUT976 is ideal for use in demanding environments such as industrial automation, transportation, smart cities, and the energy sector. Its housing provides protection against dust, vibrations, and extreme temperatures, ensuring compliance with industrial standards and reliable operation even in challenging conditions. The router features multiple interfaces, including Ethernet, digital I/O, and serial ports, enabling seamless integration into existing network infrastructures. Additional features like dual-SIM functionality, GPS, and extensive network protocol support make it a versatile tool for a wide range of applications.

The router is equipped with serial RS232 and RS485 ports, making it ideal for industrial control and automation systems. The RS232 port facilitates communication with legacy devices such as modems or point-of-sale systems, while the RS485 port is perfect for use in robust and noise-resistant environments, such as controlling SCADA systems, smart meters, or building automation. Both ports support reliable long-distance data transmission and can be configured for versatile use. Additionally, the Teltonika RUT976 includes digital input and output (I/O) interfaces for monitoring and controlling external devices. The digital inputs are ideal for receiving signals from sensors, switches, or other monitoring systems, while the digital outputs can control actuators like relays, lighting systems, or alarms. These features are particularly useful in areas such as environmental monitoring, access control, or remote machine management.