Teltonika industrial routers and IoT gateways, so a remote site stays online even when the main link drops.
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Teltonika industrial routers and IoT gateways, so a remote site stays online even when the main link drops.
Industrial 4G and 5G cellular routers, rugged IoT gateways, and the RMS Remote Management System. Supplied, configured, and managed across your factories, branches, and remote sites.
· India’s IT & business services market reached USD 254 billion in FY24 and is projected to cross USD 350 billion by 2026, per India Brand Equity Foundation.
· Under the DPDP Act 2023, Indian businesses must keep personal data in India unless cross-border transfer is to a notified country — Sirius Star configures every deployment for DPDP compliance by default.
· Sirius Star is a Microsoft Partner with a cloud engineer on payroll, founded 2009 in Navi Mumbai, serving 200+ Indian enterprises across Cloud, Secure Data Guard, Device Lifecycle Management, Hardware, and Corporate Tech Gifting.
Industrial 4G and 5G cellular routers, rugged IoT gateways, and the RMS Remote Management System. Supplied, configured, and managed across your factories, branches, and remote sites.
4-hour quote SLA · 200+ Indian businesses · RMS-managed fleet · Free connectivity review
Why dual-SIM matters
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SIM cards in every industrial router, with automatic failover. When one carrier has an outage, the router switches to the second on its own, so the site stays reachable. We have seen a single-SIM gateway at a remote pump house sit dark for two days on one operator outage. See the official Teltonika Networks range.
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What is Teltonika, and what do its industrial routers do?
Teltonika is a Lithuanian maker of industrial networking hardware: cellular routers, IoT gateways, switches, and access points built to run where an office router would fail. Each device runs RutOS firmware and connects to the Remote Management System, so you watch and configure a whole fleet from one console.
The point is connectivity that holds. Dual-SIM failover, wired-to-cellular WAN failover, and a rugged metal case keep a router at a remote pump, tower, or factory floor online without a person on site.
Six ways to keep a remote site connected
Managed industrial connectivity rollout across your sites
We survey every site, supply the routers, gateways, antennas, and RMS licences, configure RutOS, and install across factories and branches. One fleet, one warranty register, one number to call, wired into your hardware estate and your network monitoring.
From quote, per site installed
RUT cellular routers (RUT200, RUT241, RUT956)
The workhorse line. Compact 4G LTE routers with dual-SIM failover and DIN-rail mounting, for branches, kiosks, ATMs, and CCTV backhaul where wired broadband is weak.
Priced on model
RUTX 5G routers (RUTX50, RUTX11)
For edge sites that need real throughput. The RUTX50 runs 5G dual-SIM up to 3.3 Gbps with five Gigabit Ethernet ports and dual-band Wi-Fi.
Priced on model
TRB IoT gateways (TRB140, TRB246)
Tiny gateways for machine-to-machine sites. They bring sensors, smart meters, EV chargers, and serial RS232 and RS485 gear onto a cellular link.
Priced on model
TSW switches and TAP access points
Rugged managed PoE switches and Wi-Fi access points for the factory floor and outdoor sites, managed in the same RMS console as the routers.
Priced on model
RMS Remote Management System
One cloud console for the whole fleet. Monitor every device, push config in bulk, run a VPN hub, and get alerts before a site drops, with RMS hosted in a region you control.
Licensed per device
is how long a remote site can sit dark when a single-SIM router loses its only carrier and no one can dial in. With dual-SIM failover and RMS, the second carrier takes over and you push the fix from Navi Mumbai, with no truck roll.
How an industrial connectivity rollout runs in India
From a site survey to configured routers and a managed RMS fleet. No guesswork on coverage, because we confirm bands and signal before anything ships.
Free connectivity review
We map every site, the traffic it carries, the carrier coverage, and where you lose connectivity today. A short report inside one business day on what each site needs.
Free · 24 hours
Devices matched and quoted
Routers, gateways, antennas, and SIM plans matched to your throughput and coverage. We confirm cellular bands and signal before anything ships.
Days 1 to 3
Configured and installed
RutOS configured, devices enrolled in RMS, SIMs provisioned, then mounted and tested on site. We stage the work around your operations, not the other way round.
Install day
Are industrial cellular routers right for your sites?
A Teltonika rollout from Sirius Star supplies, configures, and manages industrial routers, gateways, and RMS for Indian businesses running 2 to 200 sites. Delivered from Vashi, Navi Mumbai, with a free connectivity review and one console for the fleet.
You are the right buyer if:
- You run remote or unmanned sites where wired broadband is slow, late, or absent
- A site has gone dark because its only SIM or carrier dropped and no one could reach it
- You backhaul CCTV, ATMs, EV chargers, or sensors over cellular and need it to stay up
- You manage many small sites and want to configure them from one console, not site by site
- You want one supplier for routers, switches, and access points, tested together
- Compliance asks for logged, auditable remote access alongside your remote management tools
If you have one office on solid fibre and never touch a remote site, a consumer router is enough, and we will say so. Industrial cellular earns its place where sites are remote or cannot afford to drop.
Industrial routers vs Cisco IR vs Peplink, the honest call
Teltonika wins on price and fleet management for industrial cellular at scale. Dual-SIM failover, 5G on the RUTX line, and RMS for the whole fleet, EU-made for trusted-source projects. Cisco Industrial (IR1101) fits a network already standardised on Cisco IOS-XE end to end. Peplink suits a site that needs SD-WAN bonding across several links at once. Pair the rollout with your access points, firewalls, and rack UPS power, and add an out-of-band console for the data centre. Refreshing 50 or more laptops too? Ask about a Device-as-a-Service lease first.
Who is Teltonika Industrial Routers and IoT Gateways a good fit for in India?
Teltonika Industrial Routers and IoT Gateways works best for Indian businesses that already have established workflows around the related platforms, need DPDP-compliant data residency, and want a single accountable partner for deployment plus quarterly tuning. Sirius Star runs the entire lifecycle — scoping, deployment, training, and renewal — from a Navi Mumbai engineering team.
How long does Teltonika Industrial Routers and IoT Gateways deployment take?
A typical Teltonika Industrial Routers and IoT Gateways rollout in India takes 2-6 weeks from purchase order to production cutover, depending on scope. Sirius Star follows a phased plan: scoping call within 8 working hours of enquiry, design review within 5 days, deployment waves, then a 30-day stabilisation window before handing over to your team or our managed retainer.
Industrial router FAQ for Indian IT and OT teams
What does a Teltonika industrial router cost in India in 2026?
It depends on the model, not a single list price. A compact RUT cellular router for a branch or kiosk is the entry point, a RUTX50 5G router costs more, and RMS is licensed per device. Prices are before 18 percent GST and move with import duty and the rupee. We quote against your real sites and coverage and pair it with your network gear.
Teltonika vs Cisco Industrial vs Peplink, which fits an Indian site?
Pick Teltonika for industrial cellular at scale with dual-SIM failover, 5G on the RUTX line, and RMS for the whole fleet at a sharp price. Pick Cisco Industrial if your network is standardised on Cisco IOS-XE end to end. Pick Peplink if a site needs SD-WAN bonding across several links at once. For most Indian remote-site and branch networks, Teltonika is the pragmatic call.
Is Teltonika a safe choice for government and critical infrastructure?
Yes. Teltonika is made in Lithuania, so it is a non-Chinese, EU-origin option for government, BFSI, and utility projects that screen their supply chain. The devices sit on your own site and RMS can run in a region you control. That helps with the DPDP framework from MeitY and aligns with CERT-In logging expectations.
Can a Teltonika router stay online when the main link fails?
Yes. Dual-SIM models switch to the second carrier automatically, and routers fail the connection over from wired WAN to cellular when the line drops. RMS alerts the team and lets them push a fix remotely, so CCTV and kiosks keep reporting through the outage.
One router. Every site. Always online.
Free connectivity review. We map your sites and carriers, find where you lose connectivity today, and send a written plan in one business day: the router or gateway per site, the SIM plan, and the RMS you need.
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