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ZBT WG1402 Powerful 4G LTE Gigabit Port Dual Bands 2.4Ghz and 5.8Ghz Wireless Router With IPQ4019 Chipset

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WG1402 is a Three SIM cards 3G 4G LTE routing product, it is developed for high network security, it accesses the Internet through any 4G sim card or through 1000Mbps WAN port, and then shares the Internet network via wireless WiFi 5 or 1000M LAN Ports.

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ZBT WG1402 The Powerful 4G LTE Gigabit Port Dual Bands 2.4GHz and 5.8GHz Wireless Router with IPQ4019 is a high-performance router that supports 4G LTE networks and features the IPQ4019 chipset. It provides dual-band wireless networks, with frequencies of 2.4GHz and 5.8GHz, enabling a maximum throughput of 1200Mbps. This router also comes with gigabit Ethernet ports, which support fast data transfer and enable stable internet connectivity.

Furthermore, it includes advanced security features such as WPA/WPA2 encryption and access control lists (ACLs) to ensure the safety and privacy of its users.

Overall, this router is an excellent choice for users seeking high-speed, stable, and secure internet connectivity.

Product Point

Adopting Qualcomm chipset IPQ4019, quad-core ARM Cortex-A7 CPU, main frequency up to 800MHZ
The main chipset IPQ4019 integrates 2.4Ghz and 5.8Ghz wifi bands, both 2.4Ghz and 5.8Ghz support MU-MIMO
Using High Speed configuration, 256MB DDR3, 32MB Nor Flash
1WAN and 4LAN, all 1000M adaptive network ports, support automatic flip (Auto MDI/MDIX)
Supporting USB3.0 storage device, can be used to expand SMABA or FTP network storage function

Working temperature

Operating temperature 0℃ -40℃
Storage temperature -40℃-70℃
Operating humidity 10% -90%RH Non-condensing
Working humidity 5%- 90%RH Non-condensing

oftware Configuration Information

Default IP	192.168.1.1
Usres/Password	root/admin
2.4G SSID	WIFI-XXXXXX (X is the last 6 Number of MAC address), no password by default
5.8G SSID	WIFI-5G-XXXXXX (X is the last 6 Number of MAC address), no password by default

ABOUT US

ZBT currently has more than 500 employees, including 50 software and hardware development and research teams, with a production scale of about 10,000 square meters, supporting OEM and ODM.

We have shipped goods to more than 50 countries in the world. Our main customers include Airtel in India, Smart in the Philippines, A1 and Vivacom in Bulgaria, Vodafone in France and many other operators.

Our products are strictly 100% tested before they go out of the warehouse.

Our products have won unanimous praise from customers.

FAQS

1, How to change the Wi-Fi name (SSID)?

A: Log in to the router management interface, find the wireless setting option, and then enter the new SSID to change.

2. How to change the Wi-Fi password?

A: Log in to the router management interface, find the wireless setting option, and then enter the new password to change it.

3, How to enable hide Wi-Fi name (SSID)?

A: Log in to the router management interface, find the wireless setting option, and then select the hidden option to hide the Wi-Fi name (SSID).

4. How to restrict Wi-Fi access?

A: Log in to the router management interface, find the access control option, and define access policies, such as blacklist or whitelist.

5. How to set up Wi-Fi encryption?

A: Log in to the router management interface, find the wireless security option, and select the desired encryption type, such as WEP, WPA or WPA2.

6. How to set the Wi-Fi channel?

A: Log in to the router management interface, find the wireless setting option, and select the desired channel.

7. How to limit Wi-Fi bandwidth?

A: Log in to the router management interface, find the speed limit option, and then define the bandwidth limit policy, such as limiting the bandwidth of each device.

8. How to enable Wi-Fi client isolation?

A: Log in to the router management interface, find the wireless security option, and then enable client isolation to prevent Wi-Fi clients from connecting to each other.