Portable Power Solutions

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Cradlepoint Portable and Fixed Cellular Routers for Personal and Business Use

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NOTE Modems must be purchased seperately from your local Cellular provider

Please consult the compatability matrix

All Products sold are for the UK and European Market

1. Firmware is the latest released version, tested for use with 3, Orange, O2, T-Mobile and Vodafone Modems

2. Power Supplies are multinational and are supplied with pins for UK and Europe as well as USA and Australia

NOTE - Please include you telephone number for the delivery driver

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What is WiPipe?

Easy to Use

The CTR500 Mobile Broadband Travel Router was developed to be a plug ‘n’ play solution. Simply connect an activated USB or ExpressCard modem* and turn the unit on. Within seconds you will have a secure WiFi network and the ability to connect up to 32 WiFi-enabled devices.

 

Compact and Portable

Small enough to fit into a shirt pocket the CTR500 can go with you anywhere. Complete with signal strength indicator and external antenna port, the CTR500 can be positioned for optimal signal strength.

 

CTR500

Cellular Travel Router

Buy in UK Pounds £149.00

For shipment within UK, price includes VAT

Buy in Euro €164.00

For shipment outside UK

Car Charger

INCLUDED with CTR500

Soft Case

WiFi Antenna  

CTR500 Accessories

Tekkeon Mobile Power

Piggy Back 

Mobile Power

Upto 8 Hours mobile use for your Cradlepoint router

Secure and Reliable

This high-performance router platform, powered by WiPipe™ technology, supports multiple and concurrent VPN pass-through sessions, plus encryption modes including 64/128-bit WEP, WPA and WPA2.  Additionally, built-in auto-failover keeps everyone online switching from wired to wireless broadband access in the event of a wired ISP failure.