Industrial Cellular Gateways

Browse cellular gateways designed to connect industrial devices and remote assets to mobile networks for dependable data communications. Cellular gateways offer a dependable way to connect remote equipment to central systems over 4G or 5G networks. Designed for industrial environments, they support secure data transmission using protocols like Modbus, MQTT, and HTTPS, making them ideal for remote monitoring, asset tracking, and IIoT applications.

Rugged enclosures, wide temperature tolerances, and features like dual SIM support for network redundancy mean these gateways are ready for deployment in field locations where fixed-line connections aren’t feasible.

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Moxa OnCell 3120-LTE-1 Series

2 Port Industrial LTE Cat 1 Cellular Gateway

From £577.50 (exc. VAT)

Moxa AIG-302-T-EU-AZU-LX

2 Port Arm Cortex-A7 2x Core Programmable IIoT Gateway System – EU LTE Cellular Modem – Extended Wide Temperature Operation

£1,330.50 (exc. VAT)

Moxa CCG-1510-T

2 Port Industrial Private 5G Multi Band Cellular Gateway – 2x Gigabit Ethernet Ports – 1x COM – 2x SIM – Extended Wide Temperature Operation

£1,174.00 (exc. VAT)

Moxa CCG-1520-T

2 Port Industrial Private 5G Multi Band Cellular Gateway – 2x Gigabit Ethernet Ports – 1x COM – 2x SIM – Extended Wide Temperature Operation

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Moxa MRC-1002-LTE-EU Series

2 Port Moxa Remote Connect Gateway: 2x Ethernet Ports and LTE Support, -30°C to +70°C

From £986.50 (exc. VAT)

Frequently Asked Questions

Learn More About Industrial Cellular Gateways

A cellular gateway is a device that connects equipment or local devices to a mobile network so data can be transmitted to wider systems. It is commonly used to give remote assets a straightforward path to central monitoring, control, or data platforms.

A cellular gateway is often the right choice when the main requirement is to move data from remote equipment to another system over a mobile connection, without needing the broader routing features of a cellular router. It suits applications where connectivity is focused on device communications, telemetry, or simple remote access.

Cellular gateways are commonly used for telemetry, remote monitoring, utility infrastructure, unattended equipment, roadside systems, environmental monitoring, and other field-based installations where wired communications are impractical. They are especially useful where assets are distributed across multiple locations.

Key considerations include the type of connected device, required interfaces, mobile network support, signal conditions, power input, mounting requirements, and the amount of data the application needs to handle. The right choice depends on both the device being connected and how the data needs to be transmitted.