Digital Navigator / Peplink MAX BR2 Pro

MORE NETWORK.
MORE POSSIBILITIES.

Two cellular modems. Two Panorama CASEANT antennas. One portable platform with room to grow.

Bring your connections together—and bring the equipment your application needs. Our BR2 Pro case combines Peplink networking with a spacious interior for custom IoT, local processing, and field technology.

Configure your BR2 case ↗

Actual DigiNav gray BR2 Pro case open, showing two Panorama CASEANT antennas in the lid and router in the base — THE ACTUAL BUILD / Peplink BR2 Pro + dual CASEANT

DUAL CELLULARMULTI-CARRIERSTARLINK INTEGRATIONIoT + EDGE EXPANSION

01 / More ways to stay connected

Different carriers.
One working network.

Use two cellular connections simultaneously, with the option to add Starlink through Ethernet WAN.

The MAX BR2 Pro’s two embedded cellular modems let you build around different carriers rather than depend on a single cellular network. Add an external Starlink terminal for another backhaul path when your location and application call for it.

Configure the network for failover, traffic distribution, or SpeedFusion bonding. DigiNav helps match the connection strategy to your coverage, traffic, and operating budget.

Failover

Use an alternate connection when the preferred path becomes unavailable. SpeedFusion Hot Failover can help preserve sessions through a configured tunnel.

Load balancing

Distribute separate traffic sessions across available WAN connections. Useful when several people or devices share the case.

Bandwidth bonding

Combine selected WAN paths through a SpeedFusion tunnel to a compatible remote endpoint or service—for traffic that benefits from using multiple links together.

Plan the complete connection. SpeedFusion bonding requires appropriate Peplink licensing or service entitlement and a compatible endpoint, such as FusionHub or SpeedFusion Connect. Starlink equipment and service, cellular plans, and bonding service are specified separately. Usable throughput depends on available links, tunnel overhead, endpoint capacity, and configuration.

Two black Panorama CASEANT antennas mounted inside the gray case lid — TWO PANORAMA CASEANT ANTENNAS / Integrated into the lid

02 / Integrated antennas

Open the case.
See the difference.

Two Panorama CASEANT antennas form the antenna installation in this BR2 build.

The lid keeps the antenna arrangement together with the router, with cabling routed into the base. The result is a coordinated portable system rather than a collection of loose antennas to transport and reconnect.

We match the antenna variant, connector layout, and cable routing to the router configuration. Carrier coverage and case placement still matter; we help plan the deployment around the conditions where you work.

03 / A network is only the beginning

Room for
what comes next.

The BR2 doesn’t fill the whole case. That remaining space can become part of your solution.

Top-down view of the BR2 router and wiring, showing available interior space for custom integration — ACTUAL INTERIOR / Expansion is designed around your equipment and application.

IoT

Connect the field

Plan space for a sensor gateway, industrial interface, or control hardware. Bring field data back over the cellular and satellite connections available at the site.

EDGE

Process locally

Add a compact computer for local applications, data collection, or selected analytics. Keep useful processing close to the equipment generating the data.

INTEGRATION

Build around the job

Discuss local storage, a compact network switch, or application-specific hardware. Mounting, power, cabling, and heat management are engineered for the selected build.

Expansion examples are optional custom integrations, not equipment included in the photographed case. Available space alone does not establish thermal, electrical, or environmental compatibility.

04 / Made for work away from the office