Collection: Wired Routers
Wired Routers
The Wired Routers collection at Gotraka is tailored for environments where maximum stability, security, and predictable performance are essential. These devices are built for networks that prioritise hardline connections over wireless, delivering consistent speeds and low latency for critical systems, high-throughput applications, or infrastructure that requires precise bandwidth control.
This collection includes models designed for both small business networks and larger enterprise deployments. Most devices feature multiple gigabit Ethernet ports, with some offering dual WAN support, link aggregation, or dedicated LAN/WAN segmentation for advanced routing needs. Support for failover and load balancing enables continuous operation even in the event of a service disruption, making these routers a dependable core component in redundant network architectures.
Firmware across the range supports key features including VLANs, static and dynamic routing, firewall configuration, port forwarding, and advanced NAT settings. VPN support is common, allowing secure remote access via IPsec, PPTP, or OpenVPN protocols. These capabilities make the collection well-suited to branch offices, remote workers, or teams managing sensitive data across multiple sites.
Most units are housed in compact or rackmountable enclosures, built with passive or active cooling to ensure long-term uptime under sustained traffic. Administration is handled via browser-based interfaces or dedicated software platforms, providing complete control over traffic policies, firmware management, and access rules. Equip your network with the latest features and top-tier performance from TP-Link, Draytek, and ASUS.
Without wireless radios, these routers avoid the interference and variability associated with wireless signals, offering a cleaner, more consistent experience for environments where performance and security take priority. This collection is ideal for structured networks where every connection is routed, monitored, and secured at the hardware level.