Built for kit that lives outdoors.

The same SIM works in anything with a modem. These are the places it tends to end up, and how we would set it up for each.

A red alarm call point mounted on a tiled wall Alarms and signalling Intruder and fire panels, auto-diallers and lift lines moving off copper phone lines before the switch-off. How ThingSIM fits Blue and white network cables plugged into a switch Router failover A SIM in the office router that takes over the moment the broadband drops, and costs little while it waits. How ThingSIM fits A contactless card being tapped on a handheld payment terminal Payment terminals Card machines, kiosks and parking meters that keep taking payments when the venue’s Wi-Fi doesn’t. How ThingSIM fits An electric van plugged into a kerbside charge point EV chargers Charge points in car parks and on kerbs, talking to your back office whatever network is strongest there. How ThingSIM fits Two CCTV cameras on a pole against a blue sky CCTV cameras Cameras on building sites and remote yards, uploading clips or streaming back to your recorder. How ThingSIM fits A lorry carrying shipping containers on a road Vehicle and asset tracking Trackers in vans, trailers, plant and containers, reporting where things are from wherever they’ve got to. How ThingSIM fits An aisle of glass-fronted supermarket freezers Refrigeration and cold chain Temperature monitors in fridges, freezers, cold rooms and chilled vans, raising the alarm before stock is lost. How ThingSIM fits A set of temporary traffic lights with a three-way control sign Traffic management Temporary lights, message signs and counters that move from job to job with the kit. How ThingSIM fits A row of blue water meters with dials Metering and utilities Water, gas and electricity loggers, sub-meters and level sensors reading remotely instead of by site visit. How ThingSIM fits A row of beer taps on a bar Drinks dispense and vending Cellar and dispense monitoring, coolers and vending machines reporting stock, temperatures and faults. How ThingSIM fits A railway station departures board Digital signage Screens in shops, forecourts, stations and receptions, updated remotely without joining the building’s network. How ThingSIM fits Five sheep standing in a green field Agriculture and environment Livestock collars, weather stations, soil probes and river monitors in fields and hills far from any router. How ThingSIM fits A building under reconstruction wrapped in scaffolding, with site barriers Construction sites Site cabins, cameras, access gates and plant on temporary sites that are gone before a line could be installed. How ThingSIM fits A pay-and-display parking machine beside a brick wall Parking and smart places Parking machines, bay sensors, counters, bins and lighting across car parks, towns and campuses. How ThingSIM fits