Devices
Loxada routers connect to a user’s existing internet connection creating a new secure Wi-Fi network separate from their current home or public network and all other connected devices.
A note for US customers on device hardware and the March 2026 FCC router ruling
Loxada’s current standard device models are manufactured in China and use Qualcomm chipsets. We’re saying this plainly because the FCC’s March 2026 ruling has made device origin a legitimate question, and we’d rather you read it here than wonder.
Here is what that means in practice for Loxada customers.
The hardware. Our RPN1, RPN2, RPN3, and RPN4 devices are currently built on Qualcomm-based hardware manufactured in China. These are the same chipsets used across a large proportion of the commercial router market. All of our current devices were FCC-authorized before the March 2026 ruling and may continue to be sold and used under the existing authorization framework.
The firmware. Every Loxada device ships with Loxada’s proprietary firmware, which fully replaces the manufacturer’s firmware. No manufacturer code remains on the device. The security layer you receive is built and maintained by Loxada, not by the hardware manufacturer, and is entirely independent of the manufacturer’s own software update practices. This is not an afterthought in our architecture; it was a founding design principle.
Hardware-agnostic architecture. Loxada’s firmware is designed to run across more than 200 device models from multiple manufacturers. This was a deliberate supply chain risk strategy from the outset: we did not want to be dependent on any single manufacturer’s production, supply, or regulatory status. That positioning is now more relevant than we expected it to be when we built it.
Firmware and security updates. The FCC’s equipment authorization rules apply to the hardware. The firmware and update layer is a separate question, and one the FCC addressed directly: the OET waiver issued on March 23 specifically permits security and firmware updates to already-authorized covered devices to continue until at least March 1, 2027. That is the framework Loxada’s centrally managed update model currently operates within. The post-2027 position is unresolved, and we will keep customers informed as it develops.
Firmware development. Loxada’s firmware is currently developed and maintained by engineers based in the UK and United States. By Q4 2026, firmware development for US customers will be handled exclusively by US-based staff. This is a commitment we are making now, ahead of any regulatory requirement to do so, and it is part of how we are preparing for post-2027 regulatory uncertainty rather than waiting for clarity that may or may not arrive in time.
If you have questions about any of this, contact us directly. We’d rather have the conversation.
Our note about the ruling is here – https://loxada.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Loxada-FCC-Router-Ban-Overview-March-2026.pdf
Next-level protection
The Loxada system is secure by design. Our custom firmware ensures that our routers are configured to keep bad things out. We’ve built the software to do this and made sure it continually updates to keep it way.
Setting up the Loxada router requires no technical expertise.
When it’s first turned on and connected, users enter their details, pass security checks, and the router does the rest. Once set up, there’s nothing else users ever need to do to stay secure.
Loxada routers can be placed anywhere a user wants. If a user’s home office isn’t close to their home router, our technology takes care of this painlessly.
They even look good too.
RPN1
The RPN1 is our flagship Wi-Fi and WAN router designed for hybrid and remote users regularly working from their homes or other remote locations.
The RPN1 connects to users existing home or remote internet connections to create a secure work network separated from all their other devices.
RPN2
The RPN2 is an enterprise-grade Wi-Fi and WAN router designed for larger teams and shared offices that want to use the Loxada system.
The RPN2 allows teams to connect securely when working away from the office, from space in shared workspaces to temporary meeting spaces and team away days.
RPN3
The RPN3 is a Wi-Fi and WAN router that is perfect for hybrid workers and remote users that are on the move that do not need integrated mobile 4G connectivity.
The RPN3 allows users to browse securely when connected to public Wi-Fi, from shared workspaces to hotels and coffee shops.
RPN4
The RPN4 is a portable 4G, Wi-Fi and WAN smart router that is perfect for hybrid workers and remote users that are on the move.
It works with all 4G mobile networks and has an internal battery to provide Loxada's functionality wherever a user chooses to work from.
Anker 737 Power Bank
Battery power supply for the RPN3 router
Netgear Powerline 2000 + Extra Outlet
Use existing power sockets to position your Loxada router away from your main internet source. Plug-and-play setup with dual Gigabit ports for fast, reliable wired connections. Includes a filtered power outlet, so you don’t lose a plug.
Intuitive Dashboard Management
The Loxada system needs no technical experience at all to set up and run. Everything is managed from our user-friendly online dashboard and once set up, there’s nothing more to do.
Adding, changing or removing users is quick and simple. It can be done directly on the portal or by uploading multiple users at once.
Once a user is added, we send them a router at the click of a button.
The portal gives you complete control, from instantly stopping an individual user’s access, to changing the Wi-Fi password for all users in one go.
The Loxada system is designed to stay secure without you needing to do anything. The system automatically keeps itself and users’ devices updated so you never need to log in if you don’t want to!
Some Frequently Asked Questions
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