
Teltonika RUT241
Industrial LTE router that runs on 9 to 30 V and never needs a reboot. Pair with a 12V bank and it disappears into the rig.
Tracked 2026-08-26. The retailer listing is the price you pay.
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What it contributes to the stream
This part alone, with every other slot assumed generous and a platform that allows the tier. Your build's real verdict is the lowest ceiling across all its slots, which is what the configurator computes. Conservative planning budgets, not measurements: methodology.
Our take on the Teltonika RUT241
The Teltonika RUT241 is a 4G LTE router for North America, for streamers who want a cellular uplink with an Ethernet port into an encoder. Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile are the listed carriers.
It supports WAN failover that switches to a backup connection, hotspot functionality, VPN and remote management. The kit includes a 9 W power supply, two LTE antennas, a Wi-Fi antenna and a 1.5 m Ethernet cable. Retailers rate it 4.1 across 45 ratings, at a tracked $198.24.
- WAN failover to a backup connection
- Supports Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile
- Ethernet cable and antennas included
- 4G LTE Cat 4 only, no 5G
- Wi-Fi spec is listed as 802.11b
Where it fits in a build
Your uplink on the move. An ethernet port lets you wire it straight to the encoder. See every connection pick
| Stream contribution | ~6 Mbps up |
| Type | 4G industrial router |
| Ethernet | 2x |
| Network | LTE Cat4 |
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$198.24Tracked 2026-08-26
Buy links are affiliate links: we earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Prices are tracked estimates, not live prices. Full disclosure
We do not lab-test hardware. Ratings and review counts come from the retailer listing and are labelled as such; stream-quality figures are conservative planning budgets from our published model. Prices are tracked at build time, not live, and were last refreshed 2026-10-22. How the numbers are derived: methodology. How picks are chosen: editorial policy.





