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International 3G Cellular Gateways

Global connectivity and reliability

The Monnit International 3G Cellular Gateway are based on a 3G (UMTS/GSM) wireless engine and comes integrated with Monnit’s wireless access point network (WAN) for use with all Monnit Wireless Sensors. These gateways allow the sensors to operate on the world’s leading cellular networks.

Monnit cellular gateways communicate with the iMonnit® (cloud or on-premise) monitoring software via cellular transmission, making them ideal for remote locations or where the internet is not available. The system aggregates sensor information and sends notifications via text, email, or call if user-defined conditions are met or exceeded.

Gateway features include:

3G Cellular technology; 3G UMTS / GSM / GPRS fallback (800/850, 900, 2100 MHz)
Support for various cellular carriers
AC powered with optional 24 hour battery to ensure continuous operations in event of power outage

Available wireless sensor frequencies; 900, 868 and 433 MHz
Remote software upgrade capability
50,000 sensor message memory

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Which Gateway is Right For Me?

Enterprise AA-battery powered: Our most popular type is ideal for typical commercial & enterprise environments, such as server rooms. A 1,200+ ft. range readily covers most facilities.
CC-battery powered: Compact sensor is great for space-restricted areas such as control cabinets or cold storage.
Industrial: Sensor's weatherproof, NEMA-rated enclosure withstands demanding indoor/outdoor use, e.g., warehouses & production facilities.
PoE•X: Power over Ethernet sensors integrate with a building's PoE network; it can also be used with a standard Ethernet infrastructure & powered via an optional AC adapter.
MoWi: This discreet sensor uses your own Wi-Fi for networking and data transmission—popular for smaller businesses and facilities.

Still not sure which sensor type to choose? Visit our Sensor Comparison page.