AirLink MP70E LTE Vehicle Router

Description

AirLink® MP70E LTE Vehicle Router

High-Performance Vehicle Area Network (VAN)

With dual-band Gigabit Wi-Fi and Gigabit Ethernet, the AirLink MP70E enables a complete portfolio of broadband mission-critical applications to work simultaneously, further and faster from the vehicle than ever before.

Built for first responders and field personnel, the MP70E offers up to 600 Mbps downlink speeds and upload speeds of 150 Mbps over LTE-Advanced with fallback to 3G networks, and up to 1.3 Gbps over 802.11ac Wi-Fi (with 3×3 MIMO) and Gigabit 4-port Ethernet. The AirLink MP70E can host up to 128 simultaneous Wi-Fi clients, and concurrently connect multiple mission-critical applications in and around the vehicle including laptops, DVRs, and tablets, in addition to providing live video streaming, and rapid and secure access to remote databases, such as record management systems.

Connected Vehicle Awareness

The AirLink MP70E increases efficiency, streamlines operations and reduces costs by supporting advanced remote visibility and instant insight into the vehicle area network (VAN), field applications and assets, and the workforce.

Utilizing next-generation GNSS location technology that supports 48 satellites from 4 different satellite constellations (GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, Beidou) with inertial navigation (dead reckoning). The MP70E provides fast, reliable, and precise vehicle location, even in the most challenging environments, including urban canyons and tunnels or covered structures.

Purpose-Built for Vehicles

The MP70 provides superior reliability and continuous operation in harsh environments. It will survive extreme transient surges and maintain continuous power during 5V brownouts and spikes from -600 VDC to 200 VDC.

Secure, Intelligent Communications

Offering up to 5 concurrent VPN sessions, the AirLink MP70E enables secure communications to multiple back-end systems and provides remote authentication management to allow the implementation of enterprise-grade systems to control access to devices in the field.