Fleet Management & GPS Tracking Blog | Tracking Hardware UK

If you've been comparing Teltonika trackers for your fleet, you've probably noticed two similarly-numbered families sitting side by side: the established FMC series and the newer FTC series. Model names like FMC920 and FTC921 look almost interchangeable, and it's easy to assume the "C" and the three digits are all that matter. They're not. FTC and FMC represent two different hardware and software generations from Teltonika, built around different configuration tools, connecti

The FMC920 is the tracker most UK fleets already know: a compact, hardwired 4G LTE Cat 1 device that has been the default entry-level choice for years. The FTC920 is Teltonika's newer take on the same job, built on the company's FT platform with a substantially better GNSS receiver. They look similar, they cost similar money, and they sit side by side in our catalogue — but they are not interchangeable. One difference in particular decides which one belongs in your vehicles.

PIN, RFID, iButton or BLE — which driver ID keypad is best for your UK fleet? Compare cost, security, driver convenience and durability, from a UK stockist of all four.

An honest side-by-side of Teltonika and Queclink GPS trackers from a UK distributor that stocks both — device range, configurability, asset tracking, pricing and UK stock.

FMC130 vs FMC230 compared: I/O, waterproofing, interfaces and use cases — so you pick the right Teltonika 4G tracker first time.

If you are evaluating dashcam solutions for a commercial vehicle fleet in the UK, the Queclink CV200 and CV5000 are two of the most capable options on the market. This guide compares them side by side to help UK fleet managers make the right choice.

For most UK fleet operators, cellular GPS tracking — using the 4G mobile network — provides everything they need. But for fleets operating in remote areas, at sea, or internationally, standard cellular coverage simply isn't available. That's where satellite-based tracking systems, most notably Iridium, come in. In this guide, we'll explain how cellular and satellite GPS tracking differ, which applications demand satellite connectivity, and how to decide which technology is ri

The Teltonika FMB920 and FMC920 are the two most widely deployed GPS trackers in UK fleets. They share the same compact form factor, the same accessory ecosystem, and the same firmware architecture — but differ in one critical specification: network technology. The FMB920 uses 2G (GPRS), while the FMC920 uses 4G LTE. Understanding that difference, and what it means for your fleet in the UK today and in the years ahead, is the key to choosing the right device. The Core Differe