BAT120 is the first industrial grade UPS (Uninterruptable Power Supply) in the Teltonika Networks portfolio. BAT120 is equipped with two 4-pin DC ports for power input and output.        The input voltage ranges from 9V to 30V and output of 12VDC when operated from the battery.

Although modern technology enables us to do wondrous things, it is more delicate than many think. Devices rely on a stable and constant supply of energy to function correctly. As many systems can be interrupted by electrical current fluctuations, Teltonika Networks offers you a way to provide stable power to compatible* devices with the latest addition to our portfolio. Compatible devices include: RUT2xx, RUT9xx, RUT3xx, RUTXxx, TRB1xx, TRB2xx, TSW110 and TCR100.

Teltonika Networks launches BAT120, an uninterruptable power supply accessory! This new addition to our portfolio provides a steady electrical current to compatible products, ensuring continuous connectivity for your IoT solution. Teltonika Networks' products restart when a voltage fluctuation occurs. However, this safety functionality may interfere with steady data flow when you need constant connectivity without even the slightest interruption. If an unexpected electrical outage occurs, BAT120 can power connected Teltonika Networks devices for up to 6 hours, preventing connectivity disruption and offering enough time to restore the primary power grid. This is made possible by two 18650 Li-Ion cells. You can also set up our compatible devices to send an SMS or an email alert when the outage occurs, allowing you to get on top of the malfunction and fix it as fast as possible. Check out the BAT120 introductory video to get acquainted with our latest product!

Growing cities bring more technology to one place, especially in developing countries. The expansion of the electric grid cannot keep up with the demand. The power plants that produce energy from renewable sources like wind and sun cannot be optimally tapped constantly, creating an uneven electrical current. The distance from the power plant to the end-user also matters for a steady power supply. Lastly, an illegal connection to the power grid significantly damages its overall stability, so it must constantly be monitored, but it isn't completely safe from such actions.