Cudy IR04 EU Industrial 4G LTE Cat 4 N300 Router Dual SIM RS232 RS485 DIN Rail PoE In Aluminium
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Cudy IR04 EU Industrial 4G LTE Cat 4 N300 Router Dual SIM RS232 RS485 DIN Rail PoE In Aluminium
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Cudy IR04 EU — Industrial 4G With Serial, Relay and DIN-Rail Mounting
4G LTE Cat 4, dual SIM4x Ethernet, RS232/RS422/RS485DC 11-57 V, 802.3at/af PoE or passive PoE-40 to 75 °C, IP30, aluminium alloy
The IR04 is the fuller of Cudy’s two industrial 4G routers. Where the IR02 gives you two Ethernet ports and one serial pair, this one has four 10/100 ports, RS232, RS422 and RS485 on DB9 and a 6-pin connector, dry and galvanically isolated digital inputs, a relay output, an analogue input, and ignition sensing on the power connector for vehicle installations. It takes power three ways — 11 to 57 volts DC, 802.3at/af PoE, or passive PoE — runs from -40 to 75 °C in an aluminium alloy housing, and mounts on a DIN rail or a wall. Cellular is LTE Cat 4 with dual SIM; Wi-Fi is N300 on 2.4 GHz.
Compatibility — check before buying:
The Ethernet ports are 10/100, not gigabit, and Wi-Fi is N300 on 2.4 GHz only. Both are deliberate industrial choices behind a 150 Mbps cellular link, but they make this the wrong router for an office network. Cellular is Cat 4 — up to 150 Mbps down — not a 5G or Cat 12 product; if the site needs more throughput, tell us. The _EU suffix is the band variant for Europe; the same hardware sold for other regions carries a different band set and may not register here. Note the difference from the IR02: that model has two Ethernet ports, no PoE input and no published DIN-rail mounting. If the panel is rail-based or the router must be powered over Ethernet, this is the one that does it.
Best For
✓ Panel and cabinet installations on a DIN rail
✓ Vehicles and mobile plant — ignition sensing included
✓ Telemetry, SCADA and Modbus TCP gateways
✓ Sites where the router must be powered over Ethernet
✓ Machinery with RS232, RS422 or RS485 interfaces
✓ Remote sites needing dual-SIM redundancy
Key Features
Serial, digital and analogue in one box
RS232, RS422 and RS485 over DB9 and a 6-pin connector, dry and galvanically isolated digital inputs, a relay output and an analogue input. With serial port gateway and Modbus TCP, equipment with no network port reaches your systems directly.
Three ways to power it
11 to 57 volts DC covers 12 V vehicles, 24 V panels and 48 V supplies; 802.3at/af PoE or passive PoE lets a single Ethernet cable do both jobs where DC is awkward. Ignition sensing on the power connector shuts it down with the vehicle.
Redundancy on every path
Dual SIM slots plus failover between WAN, WISP and cellular, so the site stays connected when a carrier, a fixed line or a wireless link fails. VPN over WireGuard, OpenVPN, IPSec, PPTP or L2TP brings it back to your network.
Built for the environment
Aluminium alloy housing, -40 to 75 °C operating range, IP30, Level 4 EMC protection and shock and vibration resistance to EN 61373. 462 grams, DIN-rail or wall mountable.
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
Singular Expert Insight
If you are choosing between Cudy’s two industrial routers, the decision usually comes down to three things, and none of them is the radio — both are LTE Cat 4 with N300 Wi-Fi. First, mounting: the IR04 does DIN rail, the IR02 does not publish it. Second, power: the IR04 accepts PoE, the IR02 is DC only. Third, interfaces: four Ethernet ports against two, RS422 added, plus an analogue input and ignition sensing. If none of those apply to your job, the IR02 is the cheaper right answer. What both share is the thing that matters most at a remote site — dual SIM failover and VPN back to base. As always, confirm the _EU band variant, and tell us the equipment at the far end of the serial port; Modbus is common but not universal, and we would rather check than have you find out on site. More in our router section.
Buyer’s Guide
Buy it if
You need a rugged 4G router in a panel or a vehicle, with serial and I/O interfaces, DIN-rail mounting and the option of PoE power.
Skip it if
The site is an ordinary office — the 10/100 ports and 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi will disappoint; or you need more than Cat 4 cellular throughput.
Also consider
Cudy IR02 for a smaller, cheaper industrial router without PoE input or DIN rail. Cudy LT300 for a plain 4G router for a house or office. Cudy POE200H if you want to power the IR04 over Ethernet from a non-PoE network.
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Product Code
03:280583
EAN Code
6971690793210
Manufacturer
Cudy