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Energy and utilities

Off-grid and generators

Monitoring for generators, off-grid power systems and Victron installations, where there is no grid and usually no broadband either. A low-power router lets you see fuel, battery and fault status from anywhere.

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Technologies used: Antennas and signal4G LTEIoT and M2MSerial and Modbus

Typical set-ups

Victron GX remote monitoring

Victron GX devices report to the VRM portal. A small router, or Victron's GX LTE with a better antenna, keeps the system online in remote places.

Typical kit: A Teltonika RUT200 or the combo LTE/GPS antenna for Victron GX LTE 4G.

Generator and battery alarms

Wire generator run and fault signals to the router's inputs for SMS alerts, even if the controller has no network port.

Typical kit: Teltonika RUT956 or TRB246.

Things to check before you buy

  • Power use: choose a low-power router for battery systems.
  • Wide DC input to run straight from the battery bank.
  • An external antenna for remote valleys and hillsides.

From Teltonika

Teltonika publishes case studies showing its routers in real projects. See: global remote energy management using RUT241 4G connectivity. Teltonika's documentation wiki covers set-up for every router we sell.

Talk to an M2M and IoT connectivity specialist. Every site is different. Tell us what you need to connect, where it is and how you want to manage it, and our UK team will recommend the router, antenna and SIM, with configuration options if you want it ready to plug in.

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Questions

Can a router run from a 12V or 24V battery?

Yes. Teltonika industrial routers accept a wide DC input, so they can run directly from typical battery systems.

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