Modems

Wireless cellular modems offer greater mobility and redundancy for mission-critical applications, providing a stable internet connection even in mobile or remote locations. They are usually compatible with a broad range of operating systems and networking equipment and can be utilized in home offices, retail systems, industrial IoT settings, and temporary installations such as events or construction sites.

Standard Features of Modems:

• Dual-mode support
• Remote management
• Multi-network compatibility
• Integrated security features like firewall protection and WPA encryption
• Cellular modems often include dual-SIM or fallback options for consistent uptime.

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. What is the difference between a modem and a router?

A modem links your local network to the internet, and a router shares that connection with several devices in your network. Some devices have both functions combined.

2. Can I use a wireless cellular modem as a primary internet connection?

Yes, you can use a wireless cellular modem as your primary connection, particularly where there is good mobile network coverage or no wired internet available.

3. Are modems compatible with all internet service providers (ISPs)?

Most modems are made to be compatible with most ISPs, but it is always best to check compatibility with your particular service provider before buying.