Router inalámbrico TELTONIKA RUTM59 con WWAN y switch de 4 puertos (modelo RUTM59000000)

TELTONIKA RUTM59 is a compact wireless router with WWAN capability and an integrated 4-port Ethernet switch. Built to provide reliable internet access and local network distribution, this router supports cellular WAN connections for primary or backup links while offering four RJ45 LAN ports for multiple wired devices. The device is suitable for small offices, retail points, remote sites and mobile deployments where stable connectivity and simple wired expansion are required.

Advantages

The router combines WWAN connectivity with a built-in 4-port switch, enabling both wireless and wired clients to access cellular internet without additional hardware. Its compact design and straightforward port layout make installation and cabling simple. Support for cellular WAN ensures continuous connectivity by using a mobile network as primary or failover link, and the integrated switch distributes network access to up to four wired devices. The product is designed for continuous operation in typical small business and field environments and integrates into existing network setups with minimal configuration.

Suitable for

• Small office networks requiring reliable internet and several wired connections
• Retail and point-of-sale locations needing cellular backup or primary WAN
• Remote sites and field installations without fixed broadband
• Mobile setups in vehicles or temporary sites where compact routing is needed

Key specifications

• WWAN support for cellular internet connectivity
• Integrated 4-port Ethernet switch for wired devices
• Wireless router functionality for local Wi‑Fi access
• Compact form factor suitable for confined installation spaces
• Designed for continuous operation in small office and field environments

How to use

Install the router in a location with adequate cellular signal and power. Connect the cellular antenna and insert a compatible SIM or activate the built-in WWAN interface according to carrier instructions. Use an Ethernet cable to connect upstream equipment or one of the LAN ports to distribute wired network access to computers, POS terminals or switches. Access the device web interface to configure WAN selection, failover behavior, Wi‑Fi settings and security parameters. Ensure firmware is kept up to date via the manufacturer’s update procedure.

Recommendations

Place the router where cellular reception is strongest, avoid enclosed metal cabinets that can attenuate signal, and secure the device with appropriate power and surge protection. For deployments requiring high reliability, configure automatic WAN failover and monitor link status regularly.