TRO620 - Cellular and 802.11 Mesh Router

Hitachi ABB Power Grids recently announced the launched of its next generation wireless communication solution with the launch of the Tropos TRO600 portfolio. With this, they introduce a hybrid wireless architecture, seamlessly integrating 2G, 3G and 4G LTE communication technologies, self-healing broadband mesh and select sub-GHz technologies from eco-system partners, into a single device.
 
The TRO620 DIN-rail mounted cellular router provides a reliable and secure connection over public and private cellular infrastructures. This advanced communications platform comes with an option* to combine cellular communications with Hitachi ABB Power Grids patented private broadband mesh network, providing unparalleled flexibility in field area network design.
The TRO620 provides a rich selection of connectivity:
  • 3x3 MIMO broadband mesh based on the 802.11ac standard. This can be used for mesh backhaul or connectivity for wireless clients Gigabit fibre backhaul interface
  • 4 Gigabit Ethernet interfaces for connecting wired clients
  • 2x2 cellular antennas, providing cellular service through a selection of technologies (2G/ 3G/ 4G / P-LTE) across a large selection of bands globally
  • Serial interfaces providing connectivity to legacy devices already deployed in the field
  • TRO620 is galvanically isolated, with an industry-grade grounding pin
  • Optimized DC power supply and efficient power consumption ensure the TRO620 provides reliable operation for long lifecycle deployments