Following on from the September release of their LTE router for B54, Ubiik announced today the FCC certification and commercial availability of its latest LTE router platform, designed to support three different LTE bands within a single, flexible hardware solution.
The new platform represents another step forward in Ubiik’s efforts to simplify wireless connectivity for enterprises, network operators, and industrial applications requiring reliable broadband access across multiple frequency bands. By combining support for three LTE bands in a single router platform, the solution provides greater flexibility for deployments where network requirements can vary by location, operator, or application.
The newly certified router builds on Ubiik’s existing LTE portfolio and is designed to address the growing demand for versatile cellular connectivity solutions. Rather than requiring separate hardware configurations for different frequency requirements, customers can use a common platform capable of supporting multiple bands, helping streamline deployment and hardware management.
Designed for Flexible LTE Deployments
As cellular networks continue to evolve, businesses and service providers increasingly need connectivity equipment that can operate across different frequency environments. A single-band solution may be suitable for a specific deployment, but organizations operating across multiple locations can face additional complexity when hardware requirements differ from one market or network to another.
Ubiik’s new three-band LTE router is designed with this challenge in mind. Supporting three LTE bands from a single platform allows network integrators and solution providers to select the appropriate configuration for their deployment without having to redesign their connectivity infrastructure around different router models.
The approach can be particularly useful for industrial connectivity, fixed wireless access, enterprise networking, remote monitoring, and other applications where dependable cellular connectivity is required.
FCC Certification Expands Deployment Opportunities
The FCC certification marks an important milestone for Ubiik and provides customers with additional confidence when evaluating the router for deployments in the United States.
Certification demonstrates that the product has completed the applicable regulatory approval process for its intended wireless operation. Combined with Ubiik’s existing cellular networking portfolio, the newly certified platform gives customers another option for deploying LTE connectivity in environments where traditional wired infrastructure may be unavailable, expensive, or difficult to install.
For system integrators and network operators, regulatory certification can also help simplify the process of evaluating new hardware for commercial deployments.
One Platform, Multiple Frequency Requirements
One of the key characteristics of the new Ubiik router is its ability to support three LTE bands within a single platform.
This approach provides several potential benefits for organizations managing multiple deployments. Instead of maintaining separate router models for different frequency requirements, businesses can standardize around a common hardware platform where appropriate.
A common platform can help simplify:
- Hardware procurement and inventory management
- Deployment and installation processes
- Network equipment standardization
- Remote device management
- Field replacement and maintenance
- Product testing and certification workflows
- Multi-location cellular connectivity deployments
For organizations managing large numbers of connected devices, reducing hardware variation can be particularly valuable. A standardized platform can make it easier for technical teams to deploy and maintain equipment across different locations while accommodating the connectivity requirements of each deployment.
Built for Industrial and Enterprise Connectivity
Ubiik’s LTE technology is aimed at applications where cellular connectivity serves as an important part of the communications infrastructure.
Potential use cases for the new router include industrial sites, remote facilities, temporary locations, smart infrastructure, backup connectivity, and fixed wireless applications.
In environments where installing fiber, cable, or other wired broadband infrastructure is impractical, LTE can provide an alternative method of connecting equipment and users to the internet or private networks.
The router can also be considered for deployments where cellular connectivity is used as a backup connection. In these scenarios, organizations can maintain their primary wired connection while using LTE as an additional connectivity path in the event of an outage or service interruption.
Supporting the Growth of Cellular Connectivity
The announcement comes as organizations continue to expand their use of cellular networks beyond traditional smartphone and mobile broadband applications.
LTE connectivity is increasingly being used to connect machines, infrastructure, sensors, security systems, industrial equipment, and remote locations. These applications often have different network requirements from consumer mobile devices and may require dedicated hardware capable of operating continuously in challenging environments.
By developing configurable cellular networking platforms, Ubiik is positioning its LTE solutions for a range of connectivity scenarios where flexibility and deployment simplicity are important considerations.
The company’s latest router builds on the September launch of its B54 LTE router and expands the available platform options for customers looking to deploy cellular connectivity across different frequency requirements.
A Platform for Future Deployments
For businesses planning new cellular connectivity projects, hardware flexibility can be an important consideration. Network requirements can change over time as operators expand coverage, new frequency configurations become available, and organizations add new locations.
A multi-band platform can help provide additional flexibility when planning these deployments.
Ubiik’s latest router is therefore positioned not only as a new addition to the company’s LTE product portfolio, but also as a platform intended to support a broader range of current and future cellular connectivity requirements.
With FCC certification now completed, customers and technology partners can begin evaluating the platform for suitable commercial and industrial applications.
Continuing Ubiik’s LTE Innovation
The announcement reinforces Ubiik’s focus on developing wireless networking solutions for enterprise, industrial, and specialized connectivity applications.
Following the introduction of its B54 LTE router in September, the company’s latest three-band platform demonstrates its continued investment in flexible cellular networking hardware.
As organizations increasingly rely on wireless connectivity to connect distributed operations, remote infrastructure, and critical equipment, solutions that combine multiple connectivity requirements into a single platform can help reduce deployment complexity while providing greater flexibility.
Ubiik’s newly certified LTE router adds another option to this evolving connectivity landscape, giving network operators, system integrators, and enterprises a platform designed to accommodate multiple LTE band requirements from a single hardware solution.