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Multi WAN routers that keep a site online when one link fails.

Peplink mobile and branch routers, a rackmount router and a ceiling access point arranged on a dark surface

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Wired, fiber, cellular and satellite at once, in a desktop box, a vehicle chassis or a rack. Varto sells Peplink hardware, offers router configuration and rents connectivity kits.

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// the range

Four families, sorted by where the router has to go.

Form factor, temperature range and the number of cellular modems separate these more usefully than throughput does.
A Peplink Balance 20X desktop router, front view

buildings and branches

Balance, SDX and EPX

Desktop and rackmount routers for a facility. Wired multi WAN across the Balance line, a built in modem or a module slot on the wireless models, and 10G SFP+ with edge compute at the top of the range.

A Peplink MAX Transit Duo Pro router, front three quarter view

vehicles and flypacks

MAX BR and Transit

Fanless ruggedized routers with one or two cellular modems and wide DC input, with ignition sensing on the Pro and Transit models.

A Peplink MAX HD1 Dome Pro outdoor router in a white weatherproof enclosure

outdoors and on the move

Dome, MBX and PDX

Router and antennas together in one IP67 enclosure, vehicle mount units carrying up to four modems, and a ruggedized carry case unit that runs on battery.

Peplink Switch Series managed PoE switch, front view showing the port bank and SFP cages

the rest of the site

Access points and switches

Peplink also builds Wi-Fi access points and PoE switches. They run under the same InControl 2 cloud management as the routers, so one site is one view rather than three consoles.

Antennas and mounts are their own order codes on the units that do not have them built in. SIM format differs by generation, nano on the current mobile line and mini on the older enterprise units. PoE output on several models is licensed or depends on the power input, which is worth settling before the cameras are ordered.

// models we quote

Featured Peplink routers.

SpeedFusion figures are Peplink published, at 256-bit AES.
A Peplink MAX BR1 Pro 5G router, front view

compact cellular

MAX BR1 Pro 5G

One 5G modem in a fanless box small enough to ride a camera cart or sit under a desk. The usual answer when a single position needs its own path out.

speedfusion  200 Mbps
modems  1

A Peplink MAX BR2 Pro router, front view

contribution and events

MAX BR2 Pro

Two modems, so a weak cell on one carrier is not the whole story. The workhorse where the show has no wired service to lean on.

speedfusion  200 Mbps
modems  2

A Peplink MAX Transit Duo Pro router, front three quarter view

production vehicles

MAX Transit Duo Pro

Two modems with ignition sensing, so the router follows the vehicle rather than needing someone to remember it. Wide DC input and a vehicle temperature range.

speedfusion  200 Mbps
modems  2

A Peplink MBX vehicle router, front view

command vehicles

MBX

Up to four modems in a vehicle mount chassis. Where the bonded link has to hold up a whole operation rather than one feed.

speedfusion  500 Mbps
modems  up to 4

Peplink Balance 310X multi-WAN router, a fanless desktop chassis seen from the front

fixed sites

Balance 310X

Wired multi WAN with cellular alongside it, for an office or a venue that wants a second path onto the internet rather than a mobile one.

speedfusion  500 Mbps
wan  wired plus cellular

A Peplink SDX Pro rackmount router, front view

facilities

SDX Pro

Rackmount, 10G SFP+ and edge compute. The top of the range for a building that carries production traffic as well as business traffic.

speedfusion  600 Mbps
uplink  10G SFP+

Peplink revises models without renaming them, so we confirm the figure and the modem count for the exact variant on the quotation. Antennas are ordered with the unit.

// available separately

Router configuration.

Order the hardware on its own, or add configuration for your site.

what it covers

Configured before delivery

WAN priorities, failover behavior, VLANs and the SpeedFusion profile, loaded and tested before the router ships. The scope and the pre-delivery testing are agreed in the quote.

rental

Or rent it cabled and configured

Peplink connectivity kits are part of the Varto rental range, so a single production does not have to start with a purchase.

the wider network

Switching, PoE and transport

Connectivity is one layer. The switching and PoE under it, and the NDI and Dante transport above it, are the same conversation.

// where it goes

Four places this equipment usually ends up.

contribution

Live broadcast and contribution

The network under the show: comms, cloud tools, remote access and file transfer alongside whatever contribution path the encoder is using.

usually  MAX BR2 Pro or MBX with an external antenna

vehicles

Production and command vehicles

Ignition sensing so the router follows the vehicle, more than one modem, and antennas rated for weather.

usually  MAX Transit Duo Pro or MBX, roof mounted antennas

events

Temporary sites and events

No wired service, a crowd on the same towers, and a load-out time. Several carriers at once widens what is actually available on the day.

usually  a Pro class router, an access point and a slim antenna

fixed sites

Offices, venues and branch sites

A second path onto the internet, so a cut fiber or a carrier outage is an inconvenience rather than a day without phones or payments.

usually  a Balance router with cellular, and PoE switching under it

These are the shapes we see, not packages. What a site needs depends on the connections actually available at that address.

// how the links behave

Failover, load balancing and bonding do different things.

The first two are standard multi WAN behavior across the line. SpeedFusion bonding is the one that keeps a single live session running across both links.
  • LINK ALINK Blink dropsnew sessionthe session restarts
    Failoverstandard multi WAN behaviorThe router notices a link has died and puts new sessions on another one. Anything already running starts again, because the public address changed underneath it.
  • LINK ALINK Bsession 1session 2one link per session
    Load balancingstandard multi WAN behaviorNew sessions are spread across the links by weight, priority, least used or lowest latency. Total throughput across many sessions rises, and any one session still rides a single link.
  • LINK ALINK Bone sessionfar endone session, both links
    SpeedFusion bondingincluded on some models, licensed on othersPackets from a single session are spread across both links inside an encrypted tunnel, so one session can keep running when a link drops instead of starting again.

What a bonded link needs

Two ends and the feature on the model. The far end is a second Peplink device, a FusionHub you host, or a SpeedFusion Connect subscription. On several models the feature itself is a subscription or a feature pack, and on the BR1 Mini family that pack also enables the wired Ethernet WAN, so we confirm it against the exact model on the quotation.

A router is not a bonded encoder

A Peplink tunnel is IP transport, so anything that speaks IP rides over it. A bonded video encoder such as a LiveU bonds inside its own transport, to its own servers. They sit at different layers and routinely share a site.

The drawings are illustrative comparisons, not performance figures. What a bonded session actually gets is capped by the SpeedFusion throughput of that model and by what the links deliver at the site.

// sizing a bonded link

SpeedFusion throughput is the ceiling, not router throughput.

On a bonded workflow the encrypted SpeedFusion figure is the ceiling, not the router WAN throughput, and it covers the whole tunnel rather than each link. This is also the fastest way to see the rest of the line: the figures are Peplink published SpeedFusion throughput at 256-bit AES.
Where it sitsModelsSpeedFusion at 256-bit AES
Compact cellularMAX BR1 Mini family20 Mbps, or 60 Mbps on the PrimeCare models
Small branchBalance 20X, BR2 Micro60 Mbps
BranchBalance Two, Balance 305 and 380150 Mbps
Mobile and field ProMAX BR1 Pro 5G, BR2 Pro, Transit Duo Pro, Dome Pro LR200 Mbps
Vehicle and high end branchMBX, MBX Mini, PDX, Balance 310X500 Mbps
RackmountSDX and SDX Pro600 Mbps
Data centerBalance 2500 EC, EPX4 Gbps
Published cellular rates are theoretical maxima. Smoothing buys resilience by sending duplicate packets, so it uses bandwidth by design and counts against a metered plan, and bonding cannot create capacity the carriers do not have at the site.

// warranty and subscriptions

What renews, and what it covers.

Peplink published terms. We confirm what applies to the exact model on the quotation.

warranty

Hardware warranty

Peplink states a one year limited hardware warranty, and the care plans extend that coverage period.

care plans

EssentialCare and PrimeCare

Both cover support with standard return and repair. The plus tiers add advance hardware replacement. PrimeCare and PrimeCare+ also carry the SpeedFusion capability and FusionHub peers. All of them include InControl 2 and firmware upgrades.

sim and data

SIM and data

The carrier plan is yours. Peplink also sells its own eSIM data plans, and some eSIM options depend on a firmware version.

// buying through varto

One router, or the whole site.

Varto is an authorized Peplink dealer.

equipment

Equipment

Buy a router, with configuration available separately. The router, the antennas it needs, the care plan that covers what you are asking for, and the far end if bonding is the point.

integration

Integration

Built into the room. Where connectivity is part of a larger system, it gets designed, racked and commissioned with the rest of it.

// next step

What has to stay up?

The site, the vehicle or the field position, what it carries, and what should keep working when one link drops. We will size the rest.
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