Omni-directional antenna TELTONIKA 5G Mobile Magnetic SMA Antenna 3.6 dBi, 0.617-0.96 / 1.4-2.69 / 3.3-5.9 GHz, male SMA

RUTX50 INDUSTRIAL 5G ROUTER is a dual-SIM multi-network router designed to provide 5G mobile communication for high-speed and data-intensive applications. It combines 5 Gigabit Ethernet ports, dual-band Wi‑Fi and mobile broadband support to deliver connection redundancy with automatic failover. The router runs RutOS (OpenWrt-based Linux) and includes GPS/GLONASS positioning capabilities, USB-A connectivity and a WAN port for flexible network integration.

Advantages

The RUTX50 offers 5G connectivity with backward compatibility to earlier mobile standards, multiple physical interfaces including Ethernet and USB-A, and dual-band Wi‑Fi for local wireless access. Dual-SIM support and automatic failover ensure resilient internet access, while robust operating temperature range and compact dimensions make it suitable for industrial and mobile deployments. Included status LEDs provide clear visual indication of connections and signal strength.

Suitable for

• Mobile and vehicular internet access for data-heavy applications
• Remote industrial routers and field gateways
• Failover and backup WAN connectivity for critical networks
• Sites requiring GPS/GLONASS location services

Key specifications

• Mobile connectivity: 5G with mobile broadband and dual-SIM support
• Ethernet: 5 x Gigabit LAN ports, 1 x WAN port (RJ-45)
• Wi‑Fi: Dual-band wireless supporting 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac
• USB: USB-A port for accessories and storage
• Operating system: RutOS (OpenWrt-based Linux)
• Memory and storage: 256 MB internal memory and 256 MB total storage
• Location: GPS and GLONASS support
• Environmental: Operating temperature range -40 to 75 °C
• Physical: Dimensions 132 x 95.1 x 44.2 mm, weight 533 g

How to use

Install the RUTX50 in a location with good mobile reception and connect power and required Ethernet cables. Insert SIM cards into the dual-SIM slots and configure mobile network settings via the RutOS web interface or API. Use the WAN and LAN ports to connect upstream networks and local devices, and configure Wi‑Fi settings for wireless clients. Monitor status LEDs for link and signal information and apply firmware updates through the router management interface when available.

Recommendations

For best performance place the router where it has unobstructed access to cellular signals and avoid mounting near large metal surfaces. Use dual-SIM configuration to enable automatic failover and configure regular backups of configuration settings. Ensure firmware is kept up to date and follow environmental guidelines for operation within the specified temperature range.