Milesight UR75 routeur cellulaire industriel – 4G, GPS, PoE, Wi-Fi

The Milesight UR75 4G GPS PoE Wi‑Fi router delivers cellular broadband access with integrated GPS positioning, Power-over-Ethernet support and built‑in Wi‑Fi. Designed for remote and mobile deployments, the device provides a reliable internet connection via 4G networks and can act as a primary or backup WAN link. PoE capability simplifies installation in locations where AC power is not readily available, and the onboard GPS enables location tracking and time synchronization for monitoring and fleet or asset management applications.

Advantages

The router combines 4G connectivity, GPS and Wi‑Fi in a compact housing while supporting PoE to reduce cabling needs. It supports cellular failover to maintain network continuity and offers configurable network interfaces and security features to integrate with existing infrastructure. Its compact form factor and simplified power delivery make it suitable for mounting in vehicles, remote cabinets or edge locations where space and power are constrained.

Suitable for

• IoT and M2M connections for remote sensors and controllers
• Backup WAN and cellular failover for business continuity
• Remote monitoring of sites, equipment and utilities
• Mobile deployments such as fleet connectivity and in-vehicle networking
• Edge networking where PoE simplifies power and installation

Key specifications

• Cellular: 4G LTE data connectivity for mobile broadband access
• GPS: integrated GNSS receiver for location and time services
• PoE: Power-over-Ethernet support to power the router via Ethernet cable
• Wi‑Fi: integrated wireless access point for local device connectivity
• WAN features: supports primary or backup cellular WAN and failover
• Interfaces: multiple Ethernet ports with LAN/WAN configuration options
• Form factor: compact, mountable enclosure suitable for vehicle or cabinet installation

How to use

Install the router in a location with adequate cellular signal and, if required, mount it in a vehicle or equipment cabinet. Connect the Ethernet network and, if available, supply power via a PoE switch or injector to eliminate the need for a separate power outlet. Configure cellular APN, Wi‑Fi SSID and security settings through the web management interface or the manufacturer’s configuration tools. Enable GPS reporting and WAN failover settings as needed for remote monitoring or continuity of service.

Recommendations

For best results, verify cellular coverage at the installation site and use an external antenna if signal levels are weak. Apply firmware updates from the manufacturer to maintain stability and security. When deploying in mobile or harsh environments, use vibration-resistant mounting and secure cabling; configure VPN or firewall rules to protect network traffic.