Mobiel modem/router MikroTik SXT LTE6 4G LTE 10/100 Mbit/s

The MikroTik SXT LTE6 kit is a compact cellular modem/router designed to provide reliable 4G LTE connectivity in remote or poorly cabled locations. Equipped with a CAT6 LTE modem and a high-gain antenna, the device supports carrier aggregation to combine multiple frequency bands for improved throughput and better performance in crowded or weak-signal environments. The unit includes two Ethernet ports (one with PoE-out) and dual Micro SIM slots for backup links; it is compatible with 18–57 V power input and is supplied with a 24 V power adapter.

Advantages

The CAT6 modem enables carrier aggregation, which can significantly increase effective speeds and responsiveness where many LTE users are present or where signals are weak. The integrated high-gain antenna improves reception compared with typical mobile devices. Dual Ethernet ports with PoE-out allow powering an additional device directly from the router, and dual Micro SIM slots provide redundancy and failover options. Broad voltage support (18–57 V) and compliance with 802.3af/at make installation flexible for wall-mounted or outdoor setups.

Suitable for

• Providing Internet connectivity to remote homes or rural properties
• Backup internet link for small offices or retail locations
• Outdoor or wall-mounted installations where wired broadband is unavailable
• Powering and connecting a secondary network device via PoE-out

Key specifications

• Model: MikroTik SXT LTE6 (SXT LTE6 KIT US)
• Cellular: CAT6 LTE with carrier aggregation; supports multiple 2G/3G/4G bands
• Ethernet: 2 × 10/100 Mbit/s ports (one with PoE-out)
• SIM: 2 × Micro SIM slots for backup/failover
• Processor: Qualcomm QCA9531, 0.65 GHz
• Power: supplied 24 V adapter; supports 18–57 V input; 802.3af/at compliant
• Mounting: wall/outdoor mounting capable
• EAN: 4752224008305

How to use

Mount the SXT LTE6 in a location with good cellular reception, preferably elevated and oriented for optimal signal. Insert the active Micro SIM and, optionally, a backup SIM into the slots. Connect a client device to the Ethernet port or use the PoE-out port to power a downstream device. Apply power using the supplied 24 V adapter or an appropriate 18–57 V source and configure the router via MikroTik RouterOS web/interface to set APN, failover rules, and network settings.

Recommendations

For best results, test different mounting positions to find the strongest LTE signal and enable carrier aggregation where available. Configure the secondary SIM as a failover to maintain connectivity, and ensure connected equipment supports 10/100 Mbit/s Ethernet and PoE standards you intend to use.