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Encore Networks LTE router gets the 'all clear' from Verizon

April 17, 2014

Encore Networks has announced that its EN-4000 family of routers has been certified for use on the Verizon Wireless 4G LTE network. The device can serve as either a primary connection or as a back-up to help reduce costs and disruptions that come with wired network outages.

The LTE-only embedded module is smaller and consumes less power than dual band 4G/3G modules. The dual-band devices come with higher equipment prices and long term operational costs, Encore said in a news release

"Receiving Verizon certification enables Encore to better serve the growing M2M and Internet of Things market," said Peter Madsen, president of Encore Networks. "Our customers can make their network future-ready by deploying the right module to enhance their M2M applications reliably."

The EN-4000 is the latest addition to the Encore line. It provides IP, VPN, firewall, Ethernet switching and legacy protocol to IP interworking for a wide range of M2M, SCADA, video surveillance and enterprise applications. The unit is designed to handle demanding applications in even the harshest of network environments.