Clinic & Medical-Device Failover Connectivity
Overview
A clinic, pharmacy, or remote medical unit cannot lose its link to patient records, imaging, or telehealth. A dual-SIM router fails over to cellular the moment the primary line drops, keeping electronic health records, connected devices, and payment terminals online through any outage, with segmented networks that protect patient data.
Challenges
- Electronic health records must be reachable at all times
- Connected diagnostic devices depend on a live network
- Remote and mobile clinics have no redundant line
- An outage during a consultation risks patient care
Benefits
- Automatic cellular failover for continuous EHR access
- Connected medical devices stay online through outages
- Isolated network segments for patient-data security
- Rapid connectivity for temporary and mobile clinics
Recommended Products
RUTX11
Carrier aggregation takes the RUTX11 to 300 Mbps on LTE Cat 6, with dual-SIM failover behind it. Four Gigabit Ethernet ports support up to 128 VLANs, and Wave-2 802.11ac Wi-Fi with Bluetooth LE covers 150 wireless clients.
- 4G LTE CAT 6 - Cellular speeds up to 300Mbps with Carrier Aggregation
- DUAL SIM - With auto failover, backup WAN and other switching scenarios
- WI-FI & BT - Wave-2 802.11ac Dual Band Wi-Fi and Bluetooth LE
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RUT956
The RUT956 is a 4G LTE Cat 4 industrial router with dual SIM for automatic failover and four Ethernet ports. OpenVPN, IPsec, and DMVPN secure remote sites, and dual SIM keeps fixed installations and machine-to-machine links online when one network drops.
- CONNECTIVITY - 4G LTE (Cat 4), 3G, 2G
- DUAL SIM - With auto failover, backup WAN and other switching scenarios
- MULTIPLE INTERFACES - Ethernet, Serial (RS232, RS485) and multiple Inputs/Outputs
Teltonika Networks
RUT204
CAN FD and GNSS on board make the RUT204 a fit for vehicles and mobile assets rather than a fixed cabinet. Dual-SIM auto-failover keeps the link up as coverage changes, and RS232 plus two Ethernet ports connect the equipment already on the machine.
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