MikroTik SXTsq LTE4 Global Outdoor Router — professional LTE solution for SMB and industrial networks

MikroTik SXTsq Embedded LTE4 Global is an outdoor LTE router designed for stable connectivity at rural sites, construction locations, cabins, and distributed deployments without access to fixed broadband. It is widely used as a primary LTE internet solution or as a backup connection where network continuity is critical. The device combines mobile connectivity with an integrated directional antenna, making it a practical choice for businesses and installers that need reliable network access regardless of location.

The router features a Cat4 LTE modem with FDD and TDD band support, delivering speeds of up to 150 Mbps downlink and 50 Mbps uplink. The hardware platform includes an ARM Cortex A7 processor at up to 1.2 GHz and 256 MB of RAM, providing consistent performance under simultaneous traffic load. The integrated 2×2 MIMO directional antenna with 9 dBi gain delivers better signal reception than omnidirectional alternatives, while the Gigabit Ethernet port enables direct integration with existing network equipment.

The SXTsq Embedded LTE4 Global can operate as a primary LTE gateway or as a failover link for fibre or cable connections. It integrates seamlessly into business networks through RouterOS v7, offering advanced routing, firewall, VPN, and traffic management capabilities. eSIM support enables remote data plan activation without physical access to the device — a key advantage for distributed installations and hard-to-reach sites. The NanoSIM slot ensures compatibility with traditional operator SIM cards.

Recommended for small offices and remote sites without fibre access, farm facilities, temporary construction points, and distributed IoT or surveillance deployments. It is also well-suited as a backup internet solution for businesses where downtime is not acceptable. The IP67-rated enclosure and -40°C to +70°C operating range make it suitable for permanent outdoor installation where fixed infrastructure is not a practical option.