Fleet Management & GPS Tracking Blog | Tracking Hardware UK

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

The Teltonika FMB920 is a compact 2G GPS tracker for real-time location, geofencing and movement alerts, with driver ID over Bluetooth LE. It has no CAN interface, so it cannot read fuel or engine data — here is what it does well and where a bigger device is needed.