Devices

Our devices, and our partners' best. One order.

Our own sensors and gateways, and trackers from Teltonika, Omnicomm and Ruptela — chosen for the job, shipped with the SIM, and reporting on the platform the day they're installed.

Prove it on one site in 4 weeks Which device?
Ruptela Pro5 tracker for machinery.OneIoT Link outdoor cellular gateway.Teltonika FMC003 OBD tracker.OneIoT Sense condition sensor.OneIoT Halo helmet tag.
OneIoT Link, Sense and Halo, with Ruptela Pro5 and Teltonika FMC003 — supplied with the SIM.

OneIoT devices

Made for the platform.

Set up for you before they ship, and reporting the day they're installed.

OneIoT Sense condition sensor.
Condition sensor

OneIoT Sense

Temperature, humidity, the door and movement, in one tag that keeps its readings until a gateway is in reach.

Temperature, humidity, the door and movement, in one tag that keeps its readings until a gateway is in reach.

  • -4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C); extended version -40°F to 185°F (-40°C to 85°C) for freezers
  • Temperature, humidity, door open and closed, moving or still
  • Stores readings when out of reach; battery swaps without removing it
  • Bluetooth · IP67

Used for Cold rooms and freezers (extended-range version) · Reefers and trailers · Cabinets and retail chillers

Specs

Temperature, humidity, the door and movement, in one tag that keeps its readings until a gateway is in reach.

  • -4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C); extended version -40°F to 185°F (-40°C to 85°C) for freezers
  • Temperature, humidity, door open and closed, moving or still
  • Stores readings when out of reach; battery swaps without removing it
  • Bluetooth · IP67

Used for Cold rooms and freezers (extended-range version) · Reefers and trailers · Cabinets and retail chillers

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OneIoT Halo helmet tag.
Helmet tag

OneIoT Halo

A tag inside the hard hat: an SOS reaches the supervisor with the zone it came from, and crews show by zone.

A tag inside the hard hat: an SOS reaches the supervisor with the zone it came from, and crews show by zone.

  • SOS button · crews by zone
  • Presence and hours, to check manpower bills
  • RFID for access control · NFC
  • Bluetooth · IP67

Used for Construction sites · Plants, mines and tunnels · Warehouses

Specs

A tag inside the hard hat: an SOS reaches the supervisor with the zone it came from, and crews show by zone.

  • SOS button · crews by zone
  • Presence and hours, to check manpower bills
  • RFID for access control · NFC
  • Bluetooth · IP67

Used for Construction sites · Plants, mines and tunnels · Warehouses

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OneIoT Badge, a white worker badge with an SOS button.
Worker badge

OneIoT Badge

A badge on a lanyard for crews without a hard hat: an SOS button, presence by zone, and RFID for the doors.

A badge on a lanyard for crews without a hard hat: an SOS button, presence by zone, and RFID for the doors.

  • SOS button · buzzer and vibration
  • RFID for access control
  • Bluetooth 5, up to 150 m in the open · IP66
  • Rechargeable: up to 15 months a charge

Used for Plants and warehouses · Visitors and contractors

Specs

A badge on a lanyard for crews without a hard hat: an SOS button, presence by zone, and RFID for the doors.

  • SOS button · buzzer and vibration
  • RFID for access control
  • Bluetooth 5, up to 150 m in the open · IP66
  • Rechargeable: up to 15 months a charge

Used for Plants and warehouses · Visitors and contractors

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Edge and connectivity

The box on site, and the SIM in every device.

OneIoT Edge connects the equipment on a site; OneIoT Roam connects every gateway and tracker. Each has a page of its own.

OneIoT Edge, a fanless industrial controller.
Edge controller

OneIoT Edge

The site box for plant equipment: it reads and writes controllers, PLCs, meters and I/O cards over Modbus, OPC UA, MQTT Sparkplug and HTTP, and runs control on site within the limits you set.

  • Modbus TCP and RTU · OPC UA · MQTT Sparkplug · HTTP
  • PLCs and building systems through an industrial connector
  • 5G or LoRaWAN
  • Analog inputs: 4–20 mA, 0–10 V, thermistors, pulse meters
  • Keeps running offline; syncs when the link returns
  • Switches its outputs off if a controller loses it, after a time you set

Used for Plant lines and utilities · Pumps, fans and compressors · Greenhouses

Specs

The site box for plant equipment: it reads and writes controllers, PLCs, meters and I/O cards over Modbus, OPC UA, MQTT Sparkplug and HTTP, and runs control on site within the limits you set.

  • Modbus TCP and RTU · OPC UA · MQTT Sparkplug · HTTP
  • PLCs and building systems through an industrial connector
  • 5G or LoRaWAN
  • Analog inputs: 4–20 mA, 0–10 V, thermistors, pulse meters
  • Keeps running offline; syncs when the link returns
  • Switches its outputs off if a controller loses it, after a time you set

Used for Plant lines and utilities · Pumps, fans and compressors · Greenhouses

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OneIoT Roam SIM card.
SIM and eSIM

OneIoT Roam

Connectivity for every gateway and tracker, activated before it ships.

  • SIM and eSIM · eSIM on demand
  • Global coverage · pay as you go
  • Up to 5 profiles, changed over the air
  • Usage analytics and alerts
  • Activated before shipping

Used for Every Link gateway · Partner trackers · Fleets across countries

Specs

Connectivity for every gateway and tracker, activated before it ships.

  • SIM and eSIM · eSIM on demand
  • Global coverage · pay as you go
  • Up to 5 profiles, changed over the air
  • Usage analytics and alerts
  • Activated before shipping

Used for Every Link gateway · Partner trackers · Fleets across countries

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Which device?

Start from the job.

You need to…

Watch a cold room or freezer

On the site's Wi-Fi · 1 of 2Sense tags in the rooms; one Link Indoor per building reports over Wi-Fi or Ethernet.

Freezers: extended-range Sense

Supported devices

Partner devices, and what the platform reads from each.

Already have trackers? The platform reads 100+ tracker protocols. Location works from day one; engine, fuel and sensor readings are mapped for your models during setup.

  • TeltonikaFMC003Location and driving, with fuel level, odometer and engine values from the OBD port.
  • TeltonikaFMC150Location, with engine hours, fuel, temperatures and faults from the vehicle's CAN.
  • TeltonikaFMC650Location, engine data over FMS CAN, and the LLS 5 fuel probe on the same box.
  • TeltonikaALL-CAN300A machine's CAN values through a Teltonika tracker — which values depends on the make, model and year.
  • TeltonikaGH5200Location, the alarm button, man-down and no-movement alerts. 2G networks only · not for US sites.
  • RuptelaPro5Location and heavy-vehicle CAN, with trailer and reefer readings.
  • RuptelaHCV5Location and the truck's CAN, with trailer and reefer readings.
  • RuptelaAsset5Location of things with no power of their own, on battery.
  • TeltonikaEYE Sensor EN12830Temperature, humidity, movement and door, through a Teltonika tracker. Chilled loads only.
  • TeltonikaEYE SensorTemperature, humidity, movement and door status, through a Teltonika tracker.
  • TeltonikaEYE BeaconWhich tool, trailer or attachment is with which tracker.
  • TeltonikaEYE Sensor and Beacon ATEXThe sensor's and the beacon's readings, in hazardous areas.
  • OmnicommLLS 5Fuel in the tank — refills and drops — through the FMC650.
  • WaveshareModbus RTU Analog Input 8CHEight 4–20 mA or 0–10 V sensors — pressure, level, vibration — through the OneIoT Edge.
  • WaveshareModbus RTU Relay (D)What is running, from eight inputs; the edge switches its eight relays.
  • WaveshareModbus RTU IO 8CHContacts and switches on eight inputs; the edge drives eight outputs.

Need devices for a site? We supply these with the SIM and set each one up on the platform before it ships.

Anything else

Not on the list?
We add it.

The platform reads 100+ tracker protocols: location from day one, readings mapped for your models during setup. Not covered? Send us the device and what it sends; it joins the same map, rules and records.

Send us your device

Before you ask

Freezer or chilled — which sensor?

Freezers take the extended-range OneIoT Sense, down to -40°F (-40°C). The EYE Sensor stops at -4°F (-20°C), so it is for chilled loads. OneIoT Sense ↑

Will it work with trackers we already have?

Often, yes: the platform reads 100+ tracker protocols. Location works from day one; engine, fuel and sensor readings are mapped for your models during setup. Not covered? Send us the model and what it sends; our team adds it.

Who installs?

Your team or your usual installer. Most devices plug in, clip on or stick on — no wiring for sensors and tags, and trackers go in like any vehicle tracker. We configure every device on the platform before it ships, and we set up your first site with you. For a large installation, our partners support you on the ground.

What if a device fails?

For fleets we keep spares on hand, so a failed unit can be swapped. We send the failed ones back to the maker and follow up.

Who do we call when something needs attention?

Us. Devices, SIM and platform come from one company, with one point of contact.

Where to start

Start with one site, and the devices it needs.

  1. Call

    A thirty-minute callYour sites or fleet, what goes wrong today, and who answers.

  2. Outline

    A written outline and a fixed priceWhat we connect, what you already have that stays, the first-site fee.

  3. 4 weeks

    Four weeks on your first siteWe connect it, set it up and run it.

  4. Results

    Your results, on recordWhat it recorded, what it caught, and how fast each one was answered.

Start with one site: 4 weeks at a fixed fee. Then a monthly price per site or per tracked device, on a 12-month term.

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Making equipment? Start with one product line, under your brand. Tell us what you make

Prove it on one site in 4 weeks

Tell us about your sites. We reply to set up a thirty-minute call, then send a written outline with a fixed price.

  1. A thirty-minute callYour sites or fleet, what goes wrong today, and who answers.
  2. A written outline and a fixed priceWhat we connect, what you already have that stays, the first-site fee.
  3. Four weeks on your first siteWe connect it, set it up and run it.
  4. Your results, on recordWhat it recorded, what it caught, and how fast each one was answered.
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