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Drop-in alternative · Dual-SIM industrial 4G router

Looking at the Robustel R3000?
Compare it with the LINBLENET T300-390.

Dual-SIM with automatic failover on both sides, serial I/O on both — like for like. The factual side-by-side for integrators, including the port-count difference.

Side by side

Robustel R3000LINBLENET T300-390
Cellular4G / LTE4G / 5G options
Ethernet2 × 100 Mbps (1 WAN + 1 LAN)5 × 100 Mbps
Serial2 × RS-232 or RS-232 + RS-485RS-232 / RS-485 — configurable on the same unit
SIM2 × Mini2 slots, automatic failover (single-standby) — also runs on one SIM
SIM form factorPlug-inPlug-in or solder-down (chip) SIM
MOQ / delivery—MOQ 1 unit · 5–7 working days from stock

Competitor specifications as published by the vendor; confirm the exact SKU on your BOM, as regional variants differ.

What carries over — and what to check

What carries over

  • Dual-SIM with automatic failover — like for like (and both also run on a single SIM)
  • Serial I/O for field devices on both
  • Same wiring pattern: RJ45 LAN, serial terminal block, wide DC input

What you gain

  • 5 Ethernet ports vs 2 — the devices that would need a mini-switch on the R3000 connect directly
  • 5G option on the same family when a project needs more uplink
  • Solder-down (chip) SIM support for vibration and unattended sites
  • MOQ 1 — run a real evaluation without a project-size commitment
  • Stock ships in 5–7 working days (industry norm: 4–8 weeks)
  • Private label from 1 unit; label artwork produced the same day

What to check honestly

  • Serial count: the R3000 can provide two serial ports; the T300-390 has one configurable port — if your design needs two serial interfaces simultaneously, verify on the bench
  • Cloud platform: Robustel RCMS is mature; evaluate both if fleet management is central
  • On dual-SIM: automatic failover is resilience, not a guarantee — the session re-establishes after a switch, and two SIMs on one carrier fail together
The second-source way to try it: keep the Robustel R3000 where it works. Take one LINBLENET T300-390, run your own protocol test on your own bench, and keep it as a fallback for the weeks your main supplier's lead time slips. MOQ is 1 unit and stock ships in 5–7 working days — the industry norm is 4–8 weeks. Nothing to lose, something to fall back on.

Certificates

CertificateNumberCoverage
CE REDSTS2406071RET / D series routers
RoHSC-DPHTL2505191005ET / D / M400 series
CE EMC (switches)DDT-CE25030709-1E0142 Ethernet switch models

Certificate numbers are verifiable with the issuing bodies. Need a certificate in your own company name? That is an OEM / private-label conversation — we do that from 1 unit.

Run your own test — 1 unit is enough

Tell us the model on your BOM and the market you deploy in. We will confirm the matching configuration, band plan and lead time in writing.

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