TP-Link
TP-Link Archer MR500 4G+ Router
A TP-Link Archer MR500 4G+ router that gets your event online in minutes — Cat6 speeds up to 300 Mbps*, AC1200 dual-band Wi-Fi, a local data SIM and no fixed line required.
Includes a local data SIM (~30GB); top-ups available for heavier events. Deposit applies.
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What's included
- TP-Link Archer MR500 router
- Local data SIM
- Power adapter
- Quick-start guide
Specifications
- Network
- 4G+ Cat6 LTE
- Speed
- Up to 300 Mbps* down / 50 Mbps up
- Wi-Fi
- AC1200 dual-band (867 + 300 Mbps)
- Ports
- 1× Gigabit WAN/LAN + 3× Gigabit LAN
- SIM
- Nano SIM
- Devices
- Up to 64
- Power
- Mains or battery pack
Where it's used
- Registration, check-in and cashless payment
- Pop-ups and outdoor sites with no fixed network
- A backup line for mission-critical systems
- Temporary connectivity during setup days
Online in minutes, anywhere with signal
House WiFi is provisioned for a quiet office, not a counter full of people checking in and paying at once — and outdoor and pop-up sites often have no usable line at all. A TP-Link 4G+ WiFi router fixes both: power it on, and your registration, payment and demo stations are online wherever there's mobile coverage, with data speeds of up to 300 Mbps*.
It's the kit we reach for when the venue network can't be trusted — as the primary connection for a pop-up, or as a fast fallback that keeps mission-critical systems alive if a wired line drops.
Delivery, data and power
Each router arrives with a local data SIM and power adapter, configured and ready — connect and go. For all-day use away from mains power, add a battery pack. Need several across a larger footprint, or a 5G unit? We rate multi-unit and multi-day bookings and can source 5G on request.
Frequently asked
How fast is it, really? Up to 300 Mbps is the 4G+ theoretical maximum; real-world throughput depends on signal strength and how busy the local network is. It comfortably handles registration, cashless payment and browsing.
How many devices can it handle? Around thirty concurrent for typical event use. For a large hall or heavy streaming across hundreds of guests, ask us about a multi-router setup.
What can it run? Check-in on a Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+, cashless payment, and a Prism touch screen — all without waiting on the venue.
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