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Teltonika FMC920

The 4G upgrade to the FMB920 — same ultra-slim 12 mm form, but with LTE Cat 1 connectivity and 2G fallback for uninterrupted tracking across East African networks.

Teltonika FMC920

Technical Specifications

GNSSGPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou, SBAS, QZSS
NetworkLTE Cat 1 + 2G GSM fallback
SIMSingle Micro-SIM
Bluetooth4.0 LE
Backup Battery170 mAh Li-ion
Memory128 MB
I/O1 DIN · 1 Analog In · 1 Digital Out · Micro-USB
Dimensions79 × 43 × 12 mm
ProtectionIP54
Temperature−40 °C to +85 °C

Key Features

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LTE Cat 1 for faster, lower-latency data than 2G — critical for real-time alerts
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Automatic 2G fallback ensures coverage in rural East Africa
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Bluetooth peripherals: BLE sensors, OBD dongles, headsets
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Remote engine immobilization via digital output
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Driver behaviour: harsh braking, acceleration, cornering
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Crash detection, jamming detection, towing alert
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Multiple power-saving sleep modes for long parking periods

Ideal Use Cases

Urban Fleets & Ride-hail

Urban Fleets & Ride-hail

4G ensures sub-second position updates in Nairobi, Mombasa, and Kampala.

Anti-theft & Recovery

Anti-theft & Recovery

Faster alert delivery over LTE means quicker stolen vehicle response.

Insurance Telematics

Insurance Telematics

High-frequency data for usage-based insurance and driver scoring.

Delivery & Logistics

Delivery & Logistics

Live ETA updates for customers powered by real-time 4G data.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the Teltonika FMC920 installed on a Kenyan fleet vehicle?

TrackAlways technicians install the Teltonika FMC920 at your yard or a partner workshop in Nairobi and regional towns. Most light-vehicle installs take 45–90 minutes; tank sensors and trailer locks take longer because of calibration and mounting.

Is the Teltonika FMC920 compatible with the Venus fleet platform?

Yes. The Teltonika FMC920 is sold and supported as part of TrackAlways deployments on Venus, so live data, alerts, and history appear in the same East Africa fleet dashboard used in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, and Ethiopia.

What battery or power setup does the Teltonika FMC920 use?

Power depends on the model. Wired trackers run from the vehicle 12V/24V supply with a backup cell; e-locks and BLE sensors use their own packs. Use the specifications on this page for the exact capacity and standby time.

How is the Teltonika FMC920 priced in Kenya?

Hardware is quoted per unit plus a Venus subscription after a fleet assessment. Call +254 116 257 285 or email sales@trackalwaysafrica.com with vehicle count and use case for a Kenya or East Africa quote.