2 LTE modems + 4 SIM slots
Two embedded cellular modems can use two active links while four Nano-SIM slots provide carrier-choice flexibility. Current variants are LTE Cat 12 or Cat 7, not embedded 5G.
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Peplink MAX Transit Duo Pro
A rugged dual-cellular Wi-Fi 6 router for service vehicles, field crews and mobile workspaces that need multiple WAN paths, GPS fleet visibility and vehicle-ready power options.
Highlights
What stands out.
SpeedFusion
Hot Failover, WAN Smoothing and Bandwidth Bonding can protect selected applications through link changes when PrimeCare, peers and configuration are in place.
GPS and ignition sensing
Integrated GPS, ignition sensing, multiple power inputs and a −40 °C to 65 °C operating range support properly installed mobile deployments.
A closer look
See the vehicle router, connector layout, fleet map and SpeedFusion operating view.
Build a multi-carrier path
01 / 042 LTE modems + 4 SIM slots
Two embedded cellular modems can use two active links while four Nano-SIM slots provide carrier-choice flexibility. Current variants are LTE Cat 12 or Cat 7, not embedded 5G.
Protect live work
02 / 04SpeedFusion
Hot Failover, WAN Smoothing and Bandwidth Bonding can protect selected applications through link changes when PrimeCare, peers and configuration are in place.
Designed for vehicles
03 / 04GPS and ignition sensing
Integrated GPS, ignition sensing, multiple power inputs and a −40 °C to 65 °C operating range support properly installed mobile deployments.
Peplink · MAX Transit Duo Pro mobile router
04 / 04Georgia utility field operations
Give crews Wi-Fi, GPS and multi-WAN access from the service vehicle while dispatch and field applications continue through changing network conditions.
Business applications
Where it fits.
Georgia utility field operations
Give crews Wi-Fi, GPS and multi-WAN access from the service vehicle while dispatch and field applications continue through changing network conditions.
Construction and mobile command vehicles
Connect laptops, cameras and operational applications through a vehicle installation designed for its power, antennas and WAN requirements.
Mobile video and VPN workflows
Use SpeedFusion only where the application justifies the required peer, subscription, data allowance and tested configuration.
Specifications
Details that matter.
- Cellular
- Two embedded LTE modems with redundant SIM slots
- Current variants
- LTE Cat 12 or Cat 7; not an embedded 5G model
- SIM options
- Four Nano-SIM slots with two cellular links active at once; supported Peplink and bring-your-own eSIM options vary by SKU, firmware and service
- WAN
- One Gigabit Ethernet WAN plus two embedded cellular modems; Wi-Fi WAN is supported
- LAN
- One Gigabit Ethernet LAN
- Wi-Fi
- Simultaneous dual-band 2x2 Wi-Fi 6
- Routing
- 1 Gbps appliance throughput
- SpeedFusion VPN
- 400 Mbps unencrypted; 200 Mbps with 256-bit AES
- Recommended scale
- 25–150 users on the current Peplink data sheet; actual fit depends on applications and WAN conditions
- Positioning
- Integrated GPS
- Vehicle integration
- Ignition sensing
- Antenna connections
- Four SMA cellular, two RP-SMA Wi-Fi and one SMA GPS connector
- Power
- 12–56 V DC power port or terminal block plus two USB-C power inputs; listed 10 W nominal and 18 W maximum consumption
- Operating range
- −40 °C to 65 °C
- Edge applications
- Docker and Python support with 8 GB storage on supported firmware
- Size and weight
- 160 × 97 × 33.5 mm (6.3 × 3.8 × 1.3 in); 730 g (1.61 lb)
- Mobile certifications
- E-Mark, EN 61373 shock and vibration, EN 50155 railway equipment and EN 61000 electromagnetic compatibility, as listed by Peplink
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