Teltonika 5G Router, LTE Cat 20, 5x Gigabit Ethernet, Dual-Band Wi-Fi

The router works across three generations of mobile networks. Where 5G coverage is available, it can use the latest cellular technology. In areas without 5G, it can fall back to 4G LTE Cat 20, a high LTE category. If neither is available, 3G support keeps you connected. This multi-generation support makes the router practical in places where coverage varies from one location to another, or where a fixed broadband line is not available or not reliable.

With five Gigabit Ethernet ports, the router can serve several wired devices directly, without an extra switch. Desktop computers, network storage, IP cameras, printers or access points can all be connected by cable. Wired connections are a good fit for equipment that needs a stable link, and having five ports on the router itself keeps a small network setup simple and tidy.

Dual-band Wi-Fi lets laptops, phones, tablets and smart devices connect wirelessly. Operating on two frequency bands gives you more flexibility when connecting a mix of devices, and it lets wireless clients share the same cellular connection as the wired equipment on the Ethernet ports. The manufacturer does not list the Wi-Fi standard or maximum wireless speed in the available specifications.

With a net weight of 0.53 kg, the router is easy to handle and position, whether it sits on a desk or shelf or is installed in a technical space. The device has no embedded battery, so it is intended to run from an external power source. The specifications available to us do not list its dimensions, housing material or mounting options.

Combining a cellular modem, an Ethernet switch and a wireless access point in one device reduces the number of boxes you need to manage. A single unit provides internet access from the mobile network and shares it with every connected device, whether by cable or over Wi-Fi. This simplifies installation in new premises, temporary locations and sites where running a fixed line would be impractical.

The router suits small offices, shops, holiday homes and remote workplaces that rely on mobile internet, as well as anyone who wants a backup connection alongside fixed broadband. It is also a good fit for installations that need several wired devices connected at once. Users who want a router that supports 5G while still working on 4G and 3G networks will find that flexibility useful.