Teltonika RUT271 Redcap 5G Router, Instant LTE Failover, Backward Compatible with 4G LTE Cat 4, Low Latency, High Capacity, PSU included

Teltonika RUT271 Redcap 5G Router, Instant LTE Failover, Backward Compatible with 4G LTE Cat 4, Low Latency, High Capacity, PSU included

Standard package* Router RUT271 9 W PSU - NHT-PR3PUPS3 2x Mobile 5G antennas (swivel, SMA male) - NHT-PR1US540 1x Wi-Fi antenna (swivel, RP-SMA male) - NHT-PR1URF51 Ethernet cable (1.5 m) SIM Adapter kit QSG (Quick Start Guide) Packaging box *Standard package contents may differ based on standard order codes. The 5G RedCap (short for Reduced Capacity) is a new feature in 5G that was introduced as part of the 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) specifications. It is designed to address the need for more efficient and cost-effective connectivity for certain types of devices that don’t need the full capabilities of traditional 5G but still require the benefits of 5G networks. Key Features of 5G RedCap: • Lower Complexity: 5G RedCap reduces the technical complexity compared to full 5G, which makes it easier and cheaper for manufacturers to create devices, especially in the IoT (Internet of Things) space. • Moderate Performance: While 5G RedCap doesn't deliver the ultra-fast speeds and ultra-low latencies of traditional 5G, it still provides a significant improvement over 4G LTE in terms of speed, coverage, and efficiency. It's ideal for devices that need moderate data rates, such as wearables, industrial sensors, and some types of smart devices. • Reduced Costs: Devices using 5G RedCap can be made cheaper and more energy efficient. This makes it suitable for large-scale deployments in sectors like manufacturing, healthcare, and logistics where the full power of 5G isn’t required. In a sense, 5G RedCap will not be the ideal solution for high-demand mobile applications, such as high-speed video streaming, ultra-low latency gaming, or real-time augmented reality. These use cases benefit from the full capabilities of traditional 5G.