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Retail and hospitality
Fuel forecourts
Pump, payment and CCTV connectivity on fuel forecourts, where downtime means queues and lost sales.
Products for Fuel forecourts
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Teltonika RUT901 Industrial 4G LTE Dual SIM Router
2 versions availableThe Teltonika RUT901 is an industrial 4G router with 4G LTE Cat 4, two SIM slots, Wi-Fi 4, four Ethernet ports and digital I/O.
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Teltonika RUT956 Industrial 4G Router with RS232, RS485 and GNSS
3 versions availableThe Teltonika RUT956 is an industrial 4G router for telemetry and control: dual SIM, four Ethernet ports, RS232 and RS485, USB, GNSS positioning and a full set of inputs and outputs, including…
£215.00 ex VAT£258.00 inc VAT Add to basket -
Teltonika RUT951 Industrial 4G Router with eSIM
4 versions availableThe Teltonika RUT951 is an industrial 4G router with 4G LTE Cat 4, two SIM slots plus eSIM, Wi-Fi 4, four Ethernet ports and digital I/O.
£189.00 ex VAT£226.80 inc VAT Add to basket
Technologies used: 4G LTE
Typical set-ups
Payment backup
Keep pay-at-pump and shop tills running over 4G when the broadband fails.
Typical kit: Teltonika RUT901 or RUT951.
Forecourt CCTV and ANPR
Drive-off prevention and ANPR need dependable upload and remote access.
Typical kit: Teltonika RUT956 with a fixed IP SIM.
Things to check before you buy
- Hazardous area rules for where equipment may be installed.
- Separate payment, CCTV and office networks.
- Failover tested regularly.
From Teltonika
Teltonika publishes case studies showing its routers in real projects. See: Teltonika retail use cases. 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.
Questions
Can one router handle payments and CCTV?
It can with separate networks, but many operators prefer a separate router for CCTV so heavy video never affects payments.