It’s really snowy in parts of British Columbia, Canada right now. The trees are covered in a brilliant blanket of white snow. And so are the Cisco industrial WiFi routers that dot this part of the province :-)
This particular router is one that I drive past a few times a year in different seasons. Right now it’s -20C (-4F) and there’s snow everywhere.
![]( https://www.ispywifi.ca/2017/12/24/two-seasons-one-router/images/CGR1240-winter-1_huf97b4fc7de4991d4bcc182ff56113fcf_3408851_1200x0_resize_box_3.png )
(That big pole on the back side of the router is just a mounting pole, not an antenna)
And a couple years ago when I stopped the take a picture it was August and could easily have been 30C (86F).
![]( https://www.ispywifi.ca/2017/12/24/two-seasons-one-router/images/CGR1240-summer-1-1_hudac5e159d077075e881c27ece9766c88_1703534_1200x0_resize_box_3.png )
This kit is a Cisco 1240 Connected Grid Router. It looks like an outdoor access point, but it’s actually a full router in an IP67 rated enclosure that supports WiFi and cellular connectivity.
It’s cool to see this equipment operating in both extremes.