Industrial Applications
Manufacturing & Industrial Automation
The WR310 provides stable connectivity for machinery and control systems through 5G, Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and serial ports. These links allow PLCs, sensors, and production equipment to send data reliably and stay reachable for remote adjustments. Dual SIM and automated link checks help keep operations running even when one connection fails.
Energy & Utilities
Energy sites such as substations, solar installations, and distributed power assets benefit from the WR310’s wide voltage range, GNSS support, and rugged temperature tolerance. It can report equipment status, maintain encrypted communication channels, and continue operating in harsh or remote conditions. Remote reboot and SIM switching reduce field maintenance needs.
Infrastructure & Remote Asset Monitoring
Pipelines, roadside equipment, and water systems can use the WR310 as a communication hub when fixed lines are unavailable. Its 5G/LTE connectivity, digital I/O, and serial interfaces let operators monitor alarms, collect readings, and manage equipment from a central location. Automated failover and diagnostics help maintain uptime across dispersed sites.
Edge Computing & IIoT Deployments
At edge nodes, the WR310 supplies reliable communication paths for small compute units and connected sensors. Ethernet, Wi-Fi 6, and 5G allow data to move smoothly from local devices to cloud platforms or private networks. VPN options and remote management simplify secure deployment at scale.
Smart Energy & Environmental Systems
For distributed renewable sites, environmental monitoring cabinets, and smart-meter networks, the WR310 offers consistent communication and precise GNSS location. It supports reporting from sensors and controllers while maintaining secure remote access for updates and troubleshooting. Its efficient power draw makes it suitable for energy-limited installations.
Transportation Support Infrastructure
While not installed inside vehicles, the WR310 can serve roadside stations, depot systems, or charging infrastructure that needs a stable link to control centers. Its GNSS, multiple antennas, and dual-SIM backup help ensure the site remains connected at all times. Technicians can diagnose issues remotely using its built-in tools.
































