4G LTE CPE Router Supplier & Manufacturer

The Challenge

Internet connectivity requirements do not wait for fiber infrastructure to catch up. Construction sites need connectivity for months before occupying a permanent building. Retail pop-ups need broadband for weeks. Agricultural operations in rural areas have no economic case for fiber and need reliable 4G as primary broadband. Enterprise offices in developing markets use 4G as a backup link for when their leased line fails.

ISPs in emerging markets face a different version of the same challenge: they need cost-effective CPE hardware to distribute to subscribers connecting via 4G fixed wireless access networks. These devices must be easy for subscribers to self-install, pre-configurable with carrier APN settings, and durable enough to last years of continuous operation in hot, humid climates.

Both enterprise and ISP buyers need 4G hardware from a manufacturer that offers competitive pricing at volume, flexible configuration options, and proper international certification for carrier qualification processes.

Our Approach

MossLink’s 4G LTE product range is organized by deployment context:

Residential Fixed Wireless CPE: The YC801 outdoor 4G router mounts on a rooftop or wall and aims its two external 5 dBi 4G MIMO antennas toward the nearest cell tower. It serves 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi locally at 300 Mbps and hands off over Ethernet to an indoor router for whole-house coverage. ISPs pre-configure it with carrier APN settings before shipment, enabling subscriber self-installation without technical support. It takes 24 V PoE or 12 V DC, so a single Cat5 run up the pole carries both power and data, and its LED status indicators let an installer judge link health without a laptop.

Compact Outdoor CPE: The CPE920 is the lean version of the same idea — two external 4G antennas, a mini-SIM slot, one 10/100 LAN port and basic 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi for local access. It suits volume subscriber rollouts where the household already owns an indoor router and the CPE only needs to deliver a working Ethernet handoff.

Indoor and Portable: The MA200 is a pocket-sized 4G router — 300 Mbps on 2.4 GHz, one WAN and two LAN ports, powered over USB Type-C. It covers site offices, pop-up retail, and any deployment where the unit travels with the team rather than mounting on a wall.

Industrial and Unattended: The WR200 is the model for sites nobody visits. LTE Cat4 with an eSIM plus an external SIM slot for software-switchable carriers, RS232 and RS485 for direct PLC and sensor integration, five Ethernet ports, 9–48 V wide-voltage or 48 V PoE input, DIN-rail mounting, a hardware watchdog that reboots a hung unit on its own, and a −20 °C to +70 °C operating range.

5G Upgrade Path: Where the carrier has rolled out 5G, the OG530 outdoor CPE covers 5G NR SA/NSA plus LTE on a 2.5 GbE PoE port, runs from −30 °C to +75 °C, and is the one unit in this range with TR-069 / TR-369 management for operators running their own ACS.

Indoor Wi-Fi Behind the CPE: An outdoor CPE terminates the cellular link; it does not cover a house. Pair it with an indoor router such as the WR3000K or the industrial WR3005K — Wi-Fi 6 AX3000, gigabit LAN, 128 clients — and keep the two roles separate in your bill of materials.

Matching Bands Before You Order

The single most common reason a 4G router “does not work” in a new market is that nobody checked the bands. A unit built for European FDD B20 will not attach to a network that runs TDD B41, and no amount of APN configuration fixes it.

Tell us the country and the carrier and we will confirm the band variant before quoting. Note the temperature column too: an enclosure on a rooftop in the Gulf or a cabinet in the Andes rules out the 0–55 °C models before any other spec matters.

Use Cases

ISP Fixed Wireless Access: Deploy YC801 or CPE920 outdoor CPE to subscribers outside fiber coverage, pre-configured with the carrier APN so the subscriber or a local agent can self-install. Scales without fiber build-out.

Temporary Site Connectivity: Construction sites, event venues and pop-up retail run on the MA200 or a YC801 for the months before permanent infrastructure arrives.

Remote and Unattended Operations: Pump stations, agricultural monitoring, weighbridges and environmental sensors use the WR200 — its serial ports talk to the equipment directly, and the hardware watchdog means a hung modem does not require a two-hour drive.

Backup WAN: A 4G router alongside the primary line gives a branch office a fallback path. Which unit depends on where it sits: the WR200 in a DIN-rail cabinet, an OG530 on the roof where the indoor signal is poor.

Results

MossLink 4G LTE CPE customers report fast ISP deployment cycles enabled by factory pre-configuration with the carrier APN written before shipment, and hardware durability through continuous outdoor operation in hot and humid climates. CE and FCC certification streamlines carrier qualification for ISPs and operators.

What to Send Us for a Quote

The country and carrier, the band variant if you already know it, how many units in the first batch, whether the units mount indoors or outdoors, the temperature range at the installation site, and whether you need the APN and SSID written at the factory. If you need TR-069 against your own ACS, say so early — in this range only the OG530 carries it.

MossLink supplies 4G LTE CPE factory-direct with OEM customization for carriers and ISPs. Contact us for volume pricing, carrier band configuration support, and OEM program details.

Related Solutions

• ISP CPE & Hotspot Deployment — subscriber-side gateways when the uplink is a wireless access network rather than cellular
• Rural & Long-Range Wireless Backhaul — when a tower shot is cheaper than paying for cellular data at every site
• PtP & PtMP Wireless Bridge Solutions — the fixed-link alternative to LTE for site-to-site connectivity