FS: Industrial Cellular Routers (Robustel R2000-4L)

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jameshammond

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#302998 9-Jan-2023 14:45

Kia ora, and happy new year.

I have about 30 routers that I was using for work (connecting pumps and other things to the internet) that I no longer need. Unfortunately, the company that set up the tech isn't very helpful, so I thought I would post them here to see if anyone had any use for them. Only had them for about 1.5yrs and in excellent condition (hardly used). Happy to ship, pickup in Penrose, Auckland. Can provide a GST invoice if preferred.

Model R2000-4L

Brand: Robustel

Dual SIM (we were using Spark) and runs off 9-36V.

Pretty sure it is this model: Buy the Robustel R2000-4L 2G/3G/4G LTE Router Dual SIM 2xEth Non-Wifi ( R2000-4L ) online - PBTech.co.nz

PM if interested.

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#3019129 9-Jan-2023 15:44

Price?

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#3019132 9-Jan-2023 15:52

pih: Price?

Open to offers, I think they are around $500 new.

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#3019133 9-Jan-2023 15:57

Do they come with antennas of any kind?

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#3019135 9-Jan-2023 16:03

djtOtago:

Do they come with antennas of any kind?

Yes, see picture.

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#3019136 9-Jan-2023 16:12

One more question.
Can you post a picture of the Model / Part number sticker on the top please.
There are a few variations of the R2000-4L available.

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#3019151 9-Jan-2023 17:00

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#3019455 10-Jan-2023 11:16

Stu: It is a requirement of this sub-forum that you include a price. Cheers and thanks.

Apologies, let's say $175 inc GST per unit ONO.

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#3019456 10-Jan-2023 11:17

djtOtago:

One more question.
Can you post a picture of the Model / Part number sticker on the top please.
There are a few variations of the R2000-4L available.

Part number B014740

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#3019737 10-Jan-2023 19:30

For people who want more info, the manufacturers page on it is here.

The power connector is a 3.5mm pluggable terminal block, you'd have to chop up an existing power cable and attach one of those to power it unless someone knows of a cable or adapter that has a moulded-on one.

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#3020440 12-Jan-2023 13:23

I've got $20 if you're keen.

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#3020456 12-Jan-2023 14:01

fsecurity:
I've got $20 if you're keen.

If that's for the OP then I'm in a similar boat, I wouldn't mind one as a spare to an existing device in case it dies but can't really justify spending $175 to have it sitting on a shelf just-in-case. If at some point you need to unload them I'd take one for say $50 - not trying to talk the price down but pointing out the level at which it becomes feasible for me.

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#3020660 12-Jan-2023 21:29

Yeah I would do $50, let me know... But $175 is a bit hard to justify.

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#3048622 10-Mar-2023 12:55

Any of these left did you have an updated price?

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#3048642 10-Mar-2023 13:37

neb: For people who want more info, the manufacturers page on it is here. The power connector is a 3.5mm pluggable terminal block, you'd have to chop up an existing power cable and attach one of those to power it unless someone knows of a cable or adapter that has a moulded-on one.

Looks like something from the range of Phoenix Contact would do the trick.

https://www.phoenixcontact.com/en-nz/products/pcb-plug-mc-15-3-st-35-1840379

Available from RS etc.

I believe competitors have compatible connectors.

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#3048661 10-Mar-2023 14:39

I'd also be keen around the $50 mark. Don't have a specific use to justify the original price but would love to tinker with one.

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