4G & 5G Industrial Routers — Dual-SIM Failover

Rugged 4G/5G routers for CCTV backhaul, remote sites and temporary connectivity.

Industrial 4G and 5G routers provide reliable internet connectivity for remote locations, construction sites, events and anywhere broadband isn't available. Insert a SIM card and connect your CCTV cameras, computers, point-of-sale terminals and IoT devices via Ethernet or WiFi. Dual SIM failover ensures continuous connectivity even if one network has issues. Ruggedised housings withstand outdoor temperatures, vibration and dust. VPN support enables secure connections to head office networks.

Key features

What SIM and data plan do I need?

These routers work with any UK network — EE, Vodafone, O2 or Three — so you can shop around for the best coverage and price at your location. Most models are unlocked and accept any standard data SIM. Dual-SIM models let you insert two SIMs from different networks, so if one drops out the router automatically switches to the other without interrupting your connection.

How much data you need depends on what you're connecting. Four CCTV cameras typically use 50–150 GB per month, while general office internet adds another 20–50 GB per user. You can bring your own SIM or buy a pre-configured one from us with a business-grade plan and static IP address for easier remote access and VPN setup.

Frequently asked questions

How fast is 4G internet?

Typical 4G speeds are 20–50Mbps download and 10–20Mbps upload — more than enough for multiple CCTV cameras, VoIP calls and general internet use at remote sites.

Can I connect multiple cameras?

Yes — most routers have 4 or more Ethernet ports plus WiFi, so a typical 4G connection easily supports 4–8 CCTV cameras running at the same time.

What SIM card do I need?

Any UK data SIM works. For CCTV and VPN applications we recommend business-grade SIMs with static IP addresses for easier remote access.

Do I need planning permission to install a router outdoors?

No — these routers are small, self-contained units that don't require planning permission. You can mount them on walls, poles or inside weatherproof cabinets.

How much data will I use each month?

It depends on what you connect. Four CCTV cameras typically use 50–150 GB per month, while general office internet adds another 20–50 GB per user.

Can I use this as a backup for my main broadband?

Absolutely — dual-WAN models let you plug in your existing broadband and automatically fail over to 4G if the main line goes down.

What happens if the signal is weak at my site?

Most routers support external antennas that you can mount higher up or outdoors to boost signal strength and improve reliability.