Built for kit that lives outdoors.

Alarms and signalling Intruder and fire panels, auto-diallers and lift lines moving off copper phone lines before the switch-off. How ThingSIM fits 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 Payment terminals Card machines, kiosks and parking meters that keep taking payments when the venue’s Wi-Fi doesn’t. How ThingSIM fits EV chargers Charge points in car parks and on kerbs, talking to your back office whatever network is strongest there. How ThingSIM fits CCTV cameras Cameras on building sites and remote yards, uploading clips or streaming back to your recorder. How ThingSIM fits Vehicle and asset tracking Trackers in vans, trailers, plant and containers, reporting where things are from wherever they’ve got to. How ThingSIM fits Refrigeration and cold chain Temperature monitors in fridges, freezers, cold rooms and chilled vans, raising the alarm before stock is lost. How ThingSIM fits Traffic management Temporary lights, message signs and counters that move from job to job with the kit. How ThingSIM fits Metering and utilities Water, gas and electricity loggers, sub-meters and level sensors reading remotely instead of by site visit. How ThingSIM fits Drinks dispense and vending Cellar and dispense monitoring, coolers and vending machines reporting stock, temperatures and faults. How ThingSIM fits Digital signage Screens in shops, forecourts, stations and receptions, updated remotely without joining the building’s network. How ThingSIM fits Agriculture and environment Livestock collars, weather stations, soil probes and river monitors in fields and hills far from any router. How ThingSIM fits Construction sites Site cabins, cameras, access gates and plant on temporary sites that are gone before a line could be installed. How ThingSIM fits Parking and smart places Parking machines, bay sensors, counters, bins and lighting across car parks, towns and campuses. How ThingSIM fits