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Alarms, cameras, card machines, lifts and chargers increasingly need a mobile connection, especially as copper phone lines close. We supply IoT SIMs on multi-network or single-network plans, with one bill and a UK team behind them.
Tell us what you need to connect and how many devices. We’ll come back with a fixed quote.
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Any device that sends an alert, a reading or a video feed can run over a SIM. These are the jobs we’re asked about most.
Signalling for intruder alarms, fire panels and door entry systems that used to dial out over a phone line.
Connect cameras on building sites, car parks and yards where there’s no broadband.
Reliable connections for payment terminals, vending machines and self-service kiosks.
Smart chargers, meters, sensors and remote monitoring equipment.
A SIM in your router keeps the office online if the main broadband line drops.
Multi-network SIMs switch automatically to the strongest network available, so a device stays online if one network has a problem. Single-network SIMs cost less and suit sites where one network’s coverage is strong.
Not sure which you need? We’ll check signal at your sites before you order.
PSTN switch-off
Many devices that dial out over a phone line need a new connection before the copper network closes. A SIM is usually the quickest fix.
31 January 2027 is when the copper phone network closes.
The devices, how many, and where they are.
Multi-network or single network, and the data each device needs.
We send the SIMs, or supply and fit the hardware and test it on site.
Every SIM on one monthly bill, with a local team to call.
Lots of devices? We can look after SIMs across all your sites on one account.
A SIM designed for devices rather than phones, such as alarms, cameras, card machines, chargers and sensors. It’s built for always-on use and managed in bulk.
A multi-network SIM switches to the strongest network available, which suits critical devices and patchy signal. A single-network SIM uses one network and costs less.
Yes, where the device needs it, such as a lift autodialler. Most IoT devices only need data.
Most devices that take a standard SIM will work. Tell us the make and model and we’ll confirm before you order.
Yes. We can supply and fit routers, autodiallers and other devices, and test them on site.
It depends on how many SIMs you need, the network option and the data each device uses. Tell us what you’re connecting and we’ll send a fixed quote.
Tell us what you need to connect and how many sites. We’ll recommend the right SIMs and send a fixed quote.