Solar-Battery Powered Outdoor WiFi 4G Router
US$498 – US$563
The outdoor WiFi 4G router has a 12Volt solar-battery pack and supports 2-day working. It has a 4G mobile modem to connect mobile networks and provides WiFi & LAN. The battery management system allows recharging battery from the solar panel, DC power, and PoE adapter.
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Solar-Battery Outdoor 4G Router
Built-in 5,200mAh Li-ion battery and 12Volt solar power controller
How Does Solar Battery 4G Router Works?
Designed for use in remote areas without landline internet and an electric power source is not available.
Worldwide Mobile Modems
Insert a phone SIM card in the 4G router and connect multiple devices to the Internet via wireless Wi-Fi or LAN Ethernet.
Flexible Power Sources
Built-in battery management system. It allows recharging the internal battery pack by different power sources, including 12Volt solar panel, 9~24Volt DC power, and 48Volt PoE adapter.
Worldwide Mobile Modems
Various of MIMO 3G/4G modems
Download speed up to 150~300Mbps
High-gain FRP 4G omni antennas
2.4G Wi-Fi Booster Inside
2T2R MIMO Wi-Fi – speed up to 300Mbps
Wi-Fi booster inside, cover 150~300 yards
Support up to 57 concurrent Wi-Fi users
Battery Management System
Built-in 5,200mAh battery pack *extendable
9~24Volt DC power – including solar power
Comes with 48Volt standard PoE adapter
IP67 Waterproof Protection
Designed for rugged deployments
IP67 hardened aluminum alloy case
Integrated surge protection
Flexible Power Sources
The solar-battery powered outdoor 4G router has a built-in (BMS) battery management system.
12Volt Battery Pack
The outdoor 4G router has 12volt 5,200mAh loaded 18650 battery packs, which support the 4G router works 2-day continuously. You can install extra 18650 batteries to extend the battery life.
Recharge Battery Pack
You can recharge the internal battery pack with various power sources, including default 48Volt PoE adapter (included), 9~24Volt wide-range DC power source (exclude), and 12~18Volt solar power panel (exclude).
PoE Power & LAN Ethernet
Supports 802.3af/at PoE standards, the PoE adapter only needs one LAN cable to transmit both power and data. You can use as long as 100 meters LAN cable.
Embrace Green Powers
Built-in battery power management system, the solar-battery outdoor 4G router can directly connect to 12Volt power sources, such as external battery pack, solar panels and wind turbines.
Alternative Solar Panel *Exclude
You can use any 12volt~18volt solar panel; the suggested output power from the solar panel is ≥ 40watt. If there are not so many sunny days, recommend using monocrystalline solar cells.
18V 40W Solar Panel
Worldwide Mobile Modems
Worldwide Mobile Modemsi. Various 3G/4G modems are available. Choose the corresponding modem as per your location.
ii. Cat.4 modem has max 150Mbps download speed, and Cat.6 modem has a faster speed max 300Mbps.
MIMO WI-FI 150~300 Yards
Driven by a 27dBm booster, the Wi-Fi signal covers up to 150~300 yards in the open area. The 2T2R MIMO Wi-Fi hotspot has 300Mbps fast speed. You can connect up to 57 concurrent users.
2x Wi-Fi Omni FRP antenna included. You can also upgrade to directionalWi-Fi antennas.
LAN Ethernet & WAN
The LAN Ethernet connection is available from the PoE base socket. You can also change the LAN function to WAN.
IP67 Waterproof Enclosure
The solar-battery powered outdoor 4G router is ideal for deploying in rural areas such as the park, coast, camping site, construction site, and outdoor events of the golf course, outdoor concert, flea market, and business summit.
The IP67 hardened industrial-grade case enclosure could withstand extreme weather conditions and rugged deployments. The outstanding metallic case could protect the 4G router from dust.
What Will You Get in the Package
Package Contents
1 x Outdoor 4G router
6x 18650 battery inside
4 x Omni FRP 4G/WiFi antenna
1 x 10-Meter LAN cable
1 x 48V PoE adapter
1 x Mounting set and tool
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| SKU: | America -Y4AF | America -S6A | EMEA -Y4E | EMEA -Y6E |
| LTE Category: | Cat.4 | Cat.6 LTE-A | Cat.4 | Cat.6 LTE-A |
| 4G FDD Bands: | B2/B4/B5/B12/B13/ B14/B66/B71 Download max 150Mbps / Upload max 50Mbps |
B1/2/3/4/5/7/8/12/13/20/25/26/29/30 Download max 300Mbps / Upload max 50Mbps |
B1/B3/B5/B7/B8/B20 Download max 150Mbps Upload max 50Mbps |
B1/B3/B5/B7/B8/B20/B28/B32Rx
Download max 300Mbps Upload max 50Mbps |
| 4G TDD Bands: | N/A | Band 41 (2600MHz) Download max 222Mbps / Upload max 26Mbps |
B38/B40/B41 Download max 130Mbps Upload max 30Mbps |
B38/B40/B41 Download max 260Mbps Upload max 28Mbps |
| 3G Bands: | B2/B4/B5 DC-HSDPA: DL Max 42Mbps HSUPA: UL Max 5.76Mbps WCDMA: DL 384Kbps / UL 384Kbps |
HSPA/UMTS: Band 1/2/3/4/5/8 Download Cat 24: 42Mbps Upload Cat 6: 5.76Mbps |
B1/B5/B8 DC-HSDPA: DL Max 42Mbps HSUPA: UL Max 5.76Mbps |
B1/B/3B5/B8 DC-HSDPA: DL Max 42Mbps HSUPA: UL Max 5.76Mbps |
| Working Area: | North America | North America (USA and Canada) | Europe, Africa, Middle East, Korea, Thailand, India |
EMEA: Europe, the Middle East and Africa
APAC: Asia-Pacific (Excluding Japan and CMCC) and Brazil |
| Certification: | GCF / FCC / IC / PTCRB AT&T / T-Mobile / Telus / Bell |
FCC / IC / CE / NCC / Anatel | RCM/CE/Deutsche Telekom/ICASA/ FAC/GCF | CE / RCM / GCF / Deutsche |
Router Hardware
| CPU: | Qualcomm Atheros QC9531 |
| Frequency: | 650MHz |
| Memory: | DDR2 RAM 128MB |
| Flash: | SPI FLASH 16MB |
| SIM card slot: | Double Nano-SIM Cards (12.3×8.8mm) |
| LAN Port: | 10/100Mbps on PoE adapter |
| Indicator: | System / Wi-Fi / SIM1 / SIM2 |
| Temperature: | Working: -40 to +80°C Storage: -50 to +90°C |
| Humidity: | 10%~90% RH |
| Measurement: | 230x320x92mm / 2500gram |
Wi-Fi AP
| Wi-Fi standards: | IEEE 802.11 b/g/n & IEEE 802.3u |
| Transmission rate: | 300Mbps by 2T2R MIMO Wi-Fi |
| Frequency: | 2412~2484 MHz |
| Channel: | 1~13 |
| Bandwidth: | 20/40 MHz or Auto |
| Output power: | 802.11n: 23±2dBm for OFDM mode 802.11g: 25±2dBm for OFDM mode 802.11b: 27±2dBm for CCK mode |
| Wi-Fi mode: | 11b / 11g / 11n only 11b/g mixed or 11b/g/n mixed |
| Concurrent user: | 57 users |
Omni Antenna
| 4G Omni Antenna: | Frequency: 698~960 / 1710~2700MHz Gain: 3~4dBi / V.S.W.R.: ≤ 2.5 |
| Wi-Fi Antenna: | Frequency: 2400~2500MHz Gain: 5dBi / V.S.W.R.: ≤ 2.5 |
| Measurement: | Φ21×178mm |
| Connector: | N-male |
| Polarization: | Vertical |
| Impedance: | 50 Ω |
| Max Input power: | 10 Watt |
Power Sources
| PoE input: | PoE: 48 Volt |
| PoE standard: | 802.3af/at |
| Cable length: | Support 100 meters |
| Wiring: | Ethernet 1,2,3,6 / DC+ 4,5 / DC- 7,8 |
| DC input: | 9~24 Volt from battery pack, solar panel, etc |
Software
| Router firmware: | OpenEzen System |
| Log in: | IP address: 192.168.50.1 Password: root |
| Computer: | Windows XP Vista 7 8/8.1 MAC OS OS X10.7+ |
| Bootloader | EzBoot (192.168.1.1) |
Download Resources
Download PDF datasheet of the EZR53 solar battery-powered outdoor 4G router
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Leo Hardy (verified owner) –
I live in the wild west of the US and just added two of these units (custom built without the cellular modems) to my ranch network with an existing non solar unit covering an area of about 1 square mile. Easy configuration and they all seem to be pretty robust and easy to configure. Technical support has been great. Web camera surveillance is 24/7 and reliable. Fast shipping good on their warranty as well. Had one unit damaged during shipping and the replacement components were shipped immediately. Thanks OutdoorRouter! You guys rock!
jim1 (verified owner) –
I live on the East coast and I’m having a home built in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains out West – no power, no internet. I thought it would be great if I could put cameras on the property so I could “pop in” and see how things are going as the house is being built. However with no power and no internet this was going to be a challenge. With the help of Tammy from OutdoorRouter I was able to pull this off. Tammy was extremely helpful in ensuring I had the right products to meet my needs and Astor helped me with support after the purchase. My solutions has been working great and I couldn’t be happier. I have a few solar powered WiFi cameras connected to this and I can now see construction progress at any time.