Industrial 4g lte modem routers will not only be used in general food, clothing, housing, and transportation scenarios, but with the stimulation of two-way demand and technological advancement, industrial 4g routers have slowly appeared in more and more scenarios with stable characteristics.

In various road network environments, such as buses, large and medium-sized office spaces, shopping malls, buses, etc., industrial 4g routers use network supply to meet people's increasing fragmentation time. So what are the key points of purchasing industrial 4g routers?

The main points of purchasing industrial 4g lte modem routers are as follows:

1. Adaptability. There are many models of industrial routers on the market to choose from. If you want to know how to choose one that suits you, you need to start with the adaptability of industrial routers. Here is a little trick, check the frequency band, network access technology and other factors carried by the industrial 4g router from the production manual parameters provided by the on-site manufacturer;

2. Fluency. The importance of fluency of industrial 4g routers is mainly reflected in the comfort of use. It is very important to choose a sufficiently smooth time to meet the needs of family members to surf the Internet at the same time, because from the perspective of life scenarios, you will find that the family's online time will be more uniform, which requires smoothness;

3. From operability. To explore where there are industrial routers that provide good services, there is another factor that needs to be considered, that is, whether it is easy to understand during installation and operation. Producers who understand consumer psychology should design processes from the perspective of consumers. Some industrial router technical terms that consumers do not understand should be converted or reduced. These details can show whether the manufacturer is cautious enough.

Most modern customers expect data speeds well beyond what a CAT-4 can offer

When choosing a Modem Router, a higher LTE category (e.g. CAT-12) means better performance.   A CAT-6 will usually perform twice as fast as a CAT-4 in the same location, and a CAT-12 will usually perform at least twice as fast as a CAT-6 at the same location.  Choosing a higher category modem also means you can get better speeds than a lower category modem in areas with poor signal which really makes a difference to the quality of the service.   But there's more - with a CAT-12 or CAT-6 modem it is possible get service in areas where the signal so low that it's unusable on a CAT-4. 

The key takeaway

Choosing a modem category that is too low for the location or the role of the device in the bigger ICT picture leads to higher rates of product returns, revisits to site, more technical trouble tickets, lower customer satisfaction and more.