Import H50 Industrial Wireless 4lan 1wan 3g/4g Router — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

The H50 industrial wireless router integrates four LAN ports and a single WAN port, providing wired connectivity alongside built‑in 3G/4G mobile network support. It accepts multiple mobile standards, including LTE, WCDMA, UMTS, HSPA and CDMA2000, allowing operation on a broad selection of carrier networks. The unit is marketed by Homtecs M2M Technology Co., Ltd., a Shenzhen‑based supplier located in Nanshan, Xili, Chaguang, Yiben Building. Its design targets stable performance in demanding industrial settings.

Industrial routers of this class are normally housed in metal enclosures with an IP65 ingress‑protection rating and can tolerate ambient temperatures from - 40 °C to 75 °C, which is typical for rugged network equipment. Power is usually supplied via a 12 V DC input at up to 2 A, and dimensions around 120 mm × 80 mm × 30 mm are common. These typical parameters ensure compatibility with DIN‑rail mounting and easy integration into control panels.

Typical applications include factory automation, logistics tracking, and telecommunications sites where continuous data exchange is critical. Buyers range from small‑scale system integrators to large enterprises building private LTE networks. Homtecs offers flexible trade terms such as FOB or CIF shipping and accepts payment via L/C or T/T, but exact minimum order quantities and lead times should be confirmed directly with the supplier.

Homtecs M2M Technology Co., Ltd. is registered in Shenzhen, Guangdong province, China, with its address at Nanshan, Xili, Chaguang, Yiben Building. The supplier is listed as an imported tier with a harbor trust tier, and the platform records show a response rate of 0 %. No additional verification signals are disclosed beyond the listed address.

The company positions itself as a manufacturer‑direct source of industrial networking equipment, offering the H50 router among its product range. While the listing mentions that certifications are available, no specific standards (such as CE or FCC) are detailed, and the supplier does not publish exact minimum order quantities or lead‑time figures, so buyers should request these details during negotiation.