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![]() |
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. |
Skorpion 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. Coming Soon |
Unmanaged Switches
Plug-and-play convenience.
Managed Switches
The ultimate in performance and flexibility.
Configurable Switches
The convenience of an unmanaged switch with some managed switch enhancements.
Diagnostic Switch
Plug and play diagnostic switch for protocol debugging.
Media Converters
For converting from copper to fiber optic cabling.
IP Routers
Provide remote access to automation equipment.
PoE Injectors
The single cable solution.
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