InHand IR302 Industrial IoT Router - 4G LTE VPN, Dual SIM, Cloud Management

Overview

The InHand IR302 Industrial IoT Router is built for remote sites where stable connectivity matters. Its compact, rugged chassis handles harsh environments while delivering resilient 4G LTE access, local networking, and centralized cloud control. This device is designed to keep critical remote equipment connected with minimal on-site intervention.

Uninterrupted connectivity and security

At its core lies an embedded hardware watchdog and multi-layer link detection that can automatically recover from a dropped cellular connection. This self-healing capability helps reduce on-site visits for reboots or resets, making it suitable for unattended deployments such as EV charging stations, ATMs, digital signage, or smart vending.

• Certified for Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile in North America, with a built-in dual SIM slot for seamless link failover.
• Comprehensive security and VPN options, including SPI firewall, DoS protection, OpenVPN, IPsec, WireGuard, and ZeroTier.

Flexible networking at the edge

Beyond cellular, the IR302 provides 2x 10/100 Ethernet ports with WAN/LAN switchability, plus built-in Wi-Fi for local clients. It also includes 2x digital I/O ports to monitor door sensors or trigger relays, enabling light automation at the edge.

• WAN/LAN switchable Ethernet and onboard Wi‑Fi create adaptable network topologies.
• DI/DO ports support remote sensing and actuation without extra hardware.

Cloud management and rugged design

Designed for harsh environments with an operating range from -20°C to 70°C and DIN-rail mounting for quick deployment. When connected to the InHand Device Manager, you can monitor, configure, and batch-update thousands of routers from a single dashboard, reducing maintenance overhead and enabling scalable deployments.

Power, performance, and use cases

The IR302 supports a wide DC power input (9–36 V) for fleets, kiosks, or remote cabinets. Its robust construction is built for demanding locations, while cloud-based management enables proactive monitoring and remote upgrades. Typical use cases include unattended branding displays, remote diagnostics, kiosks, and fleet deployments where reliable access matters most.

Summary of benefits

Unified connectivity, enterprise-grade security, edge versatility, and centralized control help you design resilient, observable networks with flexibility and ease of management.