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Written by Michal Hašek, Wednesday 19 November 2025

ICR-2452 RedCap

Industrial IoT and smart infrastructure are evolving fast, and staying ahead requires connectivity that’s not only fast and secure, but also built for what's next. That’s why Advantech is proud to introduce the ICR-2452 — an industrial-grade 5G RedCap router designed to meet the demands of modern industrial networks while ensuring long-term viability in the 5G era.

What is 5G RedCap — and Why Should You Care?

5G RedCap (Reduced Capability) is a streamlined version of 5G aimed at devices that don’t need ultra-high bandwidth, but still require low latency, high reliability, and energy-efficient performance.
In other words, it’s perfect for:

  • Industrial automation
  • Smart city infrastructure
  • Remote asset monitoring
  • Energy and utility networks

The ICR-2452 supports 5G RedCap in Standalone (SA) mode, with automatic fallback to LTE where 5G is unavailable. That means you can deploy now and seamlessly transition into full 5G as coverage expands.

More about 5G RedCap can be found on our page. 

Key Features at a Glance

✅ 5G RedCap (SA) + LTE fallback – up to 223 Mbps download / 123 Mbps upload
✅ Dual Ethernet ports (LAN/WAN), RS232, RS485, Digital I/O (1 DI / 1 DO)
✅ Optional Wi-Fi (802.11 a/b/g/n/ac) and GNSS for location-based use cases
✅ Open Linux platform – develop your own apps in Python or C/C++
✅ Full support for Router Apps, including protocol conversions and cloud integration (e.g., Azure, Cumulocity)
WebAccess/DMP – a cloud-based platform for device monitoring, remote updates, and mass deployment

5G-Ready. Deployable Today.

The ICR-2452 isn’t just another cellular router — it’s a gateway to next-generation industrial connectivity. It delivers the performance, security, and flexibility that modern systems demand. Whether you’re a system integrator, OEM, or infrastructure operator, the ICR-2452 is your industrial networking workhorse — ready for today and built for tomorrow..

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