IER5011GG 5G Gigabit Industrial Wireless Router

IER5011GG is a 5G industrial wireless router engineered for secure, always-on connectivity in distributed industrial and infrastructure projects. It is optimized for applications that require stable data transmission, image and video backhaul, and continuous remote monitoring. When deployed at edge sites, it provides a fast and resilient 5G uplink while also acting as the local network hub.

The router integrates dual-band WiFi (2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz) and two Gigabit Ethernet ports, enabling mixed wired and wireless networking for industrial devices. Ethernet connectivity is ideal for high-bandwidth endpoints such as IP cameras, NVRs, and industrial computers, while WiFi can serve technicians, handheld terminals, and wireless field equipment. Serial, DIO, and optional GPS expand system integration options, supporting legacy device connectivity, I/O status collection, and location-based management for mobile or temporary deployments.

IER5011GG supports web configuration and remote configuration to simplify multi-site rollout. Network teams can standardize configurations, deploy the same policy across many locations, and perform updates without dispatching engineers to each site. This approach is especially suitable for transportation corridors, construction sites, unmanned substations, remote pumping stations, and smart city installations.

Typical topology for video surveillance and monitoring is: IP cameras and sensors connect to IER5011GG via Gigabit Ethernet or WiFi; the router forwards video streams and telemetry over 5G to a central VMS/SCADA platform; headquarters operators can then monitor status, trigger alarms, and perform remote maintenance actions. For industrial telemetry, field controllers connect via serial or DIO, and data is transmitted transparently to the monitoring center through the cellular network.

IER5011GG is CE, FCC, and RoHS certified and is backed by a 5-year warranty. Datasheet and technical support materials are available for system design, proof-of-concept testing, and project documentation.