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Compact 4G LTE-A router with Wi-Fi connects video and low-power IoT devices for same-day operation
The Sierra Wireless AirLink RX55 is a compact 4G LTE-Advanced router designed for North American networks. Integrated Wi-Fi provides local wireless access for connected equipment. A one-year AirLink Complete subscription is included for cloud-based management and support. Its small form factor simplifies deployment in space-constrained environments.
This router fits teams deploying video, sensor or low-power IoT devices that require rapid, same-day operational startup with remote oversight. Buyers who need multi-gigabit wired throughput, 5G NR support or dual-modem redundancy should evaluate other platforms.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.68 kg |
| Package size | 229 × 51 × 25 mm |
The RX55 uses a standard mini-SIM (2FF) slot for carrier activation on 4G LTE-A networks.
Yes, the RX55 provides a Gigabit Ethernet port to link your switch or wired endpoints directly.
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