Mobile Broadband Router (Cradlepoint MBR1000) Never Worry About DSL, Cable, or T1 Outages Again

Mobile Broadband Router (Cradlepoint MBR1000) Never Worry About DSL, Cable, or T1 Outages Again. $249.95 from Alan Spicer Telecom / Alan Spicer Marine Telecom.

Always Connected

The CradlePoint MBR1000 is a robust 802.11N router with 3G, 4G or WiMax failover capability for small office/home office, temporary and remote enterprise environments for continuous, always-available connectivity.

Never Worry About DSL, Cable, or T1 Outages Again

With its’ built-in failover capability, the MBR1000 automatically switches from a primary wired (DSL cable, T1, etc.) connection to wireless mobile broadband network when primary service is disrupted. Once service is restored, the MBR1000 will automatically failback from wireless mobile broadband to the primary wired ISP without interruption to users. Perfect for applications such as POS that can’t afford to be offline. Your business is always connected.

Applications

Small Office / Remote Office

If your connection goes down, business stops. CradlePoint’s MBR1000 provides the small office, temporary office or remote office the ultimate insurance against network outages due to planned and unplanned downtime. Using 3G (cellular) networks as a backup with a cellular carriers’ ‘Router Data Plans’, the MBR1000 delivers ultimate flexibility and assurance that mission critical business continues.

Emergency Response

Time, even minutes, during a disaster situation are crucial. With the CradlePoint MBR1000, responders will be able to share vital documents, emails, and mission critical information without waiting for data line drops. The CradlePoint MBR1000 provides instant 802.11 b/g/n WiFi which is perfect for setting up quick response capability in shelters, control centers or wherever you set up operations. Instant access to EVDO and HSPA (3G) networks is available via USB and ExpressCard modems attached to the MBR1000.

Remote / Instant Workgroups

Internet access for businesses that set-up on the road or away from the office is now possible with the MBR1000. Full Ethernet LAN connectivity with 4 LAN ports allows you to set up desktop machines, network drives, and even networked printers for ultimate flexibility. Add to this 802.11 ‘N’ networking and now you can access your network storage in the Construction Trailer or Broadcast Van while at the jobsite or in the press booth. The MBR1000 gives you a great way to take wireless Internet connectivity to new heights. The added security that comes with WiPipe technology means that you can get access more easily and control your network better than ever before possible.

Traveling Office

Setting up an MBR1000 on a bus, car, train or boat lets you share your Internet connection with colleagues and customers. Whether it’s a long-haul tour or just commuting, the MBR1000 provides access to all your Internet needs for business or fun. Your secure WiFi network makes it easy to work or play making traveling almost fun.

Marine Environments (Sail and Motor Yacht) - Use multiple cellular carriers (assumes you have the data cards and accounts set up) or change carriers whenever you want. Sometimes yachts change cellular providers … (and sometimes later change back or change again) - Support all the major cellular carriers on one Router Box - and Share that Internet Connection onboard with the built-in 802.11b/g/ and n, or expand it into (or use an existing) onboard wired and wireless network with the Cradlepoint MBR1000.

$249.99 - 30 days (basic) installation support included from Alan Spicer…

This product requires a 3rd party data modem and active data plan for full funtionality. 

 External antenna applications require data cards with an appropriate external antenna jack - and the appropriate coax cable, coax adaptor (radio pigtail), and of course the external antenna. Alan Spicer can help you set up such an application as a complete solution. Call for a quote.

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Alan Spicer Telecom / Alan Spicer Marine Telecom

http://www.marinetelecom.net

+1 954 683 3426

communications (at) marinetelecom.net

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