Self-Service Kiosk & Terminal Connectivity
Overview
Self-service kiosks and payment terminals need reliable, segmented networking in a compact footprint. A slim switch links the terminals and a router adds a cellular uplink or failover, keeping self-checkout, ticketing, and ordering kiosks online and their payment traffic isolated.
Challenges
- Kiosks are sited where cabling is tight or absent
- Payment traffic must stay isolated from other systems
- A dropped link takes a self-service point offline
- Estate-wide kiosks are hard to manage individually
Benefits
- Compact switching and routing for kiosk clusters
- Isolated payment networks at every terminal
- Cellular uplink or failover keeps kiosks online
- Central management across the kiosk estate
Recommended Products
SWM280
- Ports
- 24× Gigabit Ethernet · 4× SFP
- Features
- PoE Out · Managed L2+
- Protection
- IP30
Switches
- L2+ - Advanced routing protocols & VLAN segmentation
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RUT200
- Network
- LTE Cat-4 · Single SIM + optional eSIM +2
- Ports
- 2× Fast Ethernet
- Features
- WiFi 4 · PoE In
- Protection
- IP30
Routers
- CONNECTIVITY - 4G/LTE (Cat 4), 3G, 2G
- WI-FI - Wireless Access Point with Hotspot functionality
- WAN FAILOVER - Automatic switching to available Backup connection
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TRB236
- Network
- LTE Cat-4 · 450 MHz +2
- Ports
- 1× Fast Ethernet · RS-232 +1
- Protection
- IP30
Gateways
- LTE 450 - Extend coverage and signal reliability in utilities sector using the 450 MHz band
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