IP routers link two Internet Protocol (IPv4) networks together – passing appropriate traffic while blocking all other traffic.  One of the networks is designated the local-area-network (LAN) and the other the wide-area-network (WAN).  IP routers are used to isolate traffic and for gaining access to remote equipment. Contemporary Controls’ wired routers provide Ethernet-to-Ethernet routing and will accommodate external Ethernet-based modems.  The wireless routers provide access to the Internet via the cellular network.

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Skorpion Series
EIPR Series

The EIPR IP Router is an Ethernet-to-Ethernet router within the Skorpion Series offering LAN-to-LAN routing or LAN-to-WAN routing with an external Ethernet connected modem. On the LAN-side is a four-port 10/100 Mbps Ethernet switch and on the WAN-side is a single 10/100 Mbps Ethernet port.   Simple to use, the EIPR incorporates a stateful firewall.

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Skorpion Series
EICR Series

The EICR Cellular Router provides access to the popular cellular network.  On the LAN-side is a single 10/100 Mbps Ethernet port and on the WAN-side is a resident cellular modem supporting GSM/GPRS and EDGE.  The EICR is useful for gaining access to the Internet via the cellular network.

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