CIR352

The CIR352 is a wall-mount 4G industrial router designed and developed specifically for industrial communication networks. It supports 4G cellular wireless networks and features 2x100Mbps LAN ports, 1 x 4G antenna interface, and 1 x DC9V~24V power input. It adopts a wall-mounted installation to meet the needs of various network sites.

This product supports a wide range of network management functions via WEB configuration, including DHCP server, 4G network settings, APN configuration, IP/MAC binding, static routing, link check, network diagnostics, firewall settings, Peanut Shell intranet penetration, VPN, SNMP, LLDP, cloud services, NTP, and more. The system provides user management with different levels of permissions, supports local/remote log management, scheduled reboot, configuration backup and restore, firmware upgrades, and factory reset. It also supports one-click reset or factory reset via buttons.

The hardware adopts high-standard industrial protection design, with carefully selected industrial-grade components and a high-strength metal enclosure, ensuring durability and robustness. It features low power consumption, wide temperature design, and fan-less heat dissipation, supporting an operating temperature range of -40℃ to +75℃. It has undergone rigorous safety and EMC testing to meet the demanding requirements of industrial environment applications. This product can be widely used in industrial automation, integrated energy, smart cities, intelligent transportation, smart mines, smart factories, and other fields.

• LAN port supports DHCP server, centralized dynamic management and configuration of user IP addresses
• Support static routing, can manually add routing rules, realize route selection and message forwarding
• Support link check, periodically check 4G network link status, and perform link recovery
• Support IPv4/IPv6 Ping, IPv4/IPv6 Traceroute, Nslookup, and packet capture can be used for network diagnosis and fault analysis
• Support intranet penetration of Peanut Shell, and can use Peanut Shell dynamic domain name to log in and manage devices remotely
• Support NTP client and server functions, and can synchronize clocks or provide clock sources
• Log information records kernel, application, and network information at various levels, supports local download, timed storage, and remote monitoring
• Support dynamic DNS function, and can remotely log in and manage devices through specified domain names
• Support VPN client and server to build a dedicated network, the client supports PPTP, L2TP, GRE, GRETAP, OpenVPN and other tunnel protocols, and the server supports PPTP, L2TP and IPSec and other protocols
• Support SNMPv1/v2c, and can query, modify and troubleshoot information through MIB to achieve centralized management
• Support LLDP, obtain LLDP neighbor device information, monitor link status, and facilitate topology management and fault location