Telic - NT910-G1

The NT910-G1 is a compact industrial IoT terminal built for low-data, ultra-low-power deployments and is fully Plaspy compatible for fast integration. Based on the Telit ME910G1-WW module, the NT910-G1 supports LTE Cat M1 and NB2 with automatic fallback to 2G, making it a cost-effective choice for global rollouts where battery life and connectivity resilience matter more than high bandwidth.

Designed for telemetry and fleet management projects that require dependable, low-cost connectivity, the NT910-G1 offers RS232 and USB 2.0 interfaces and supports FOTA for remote firmware management. When used with Plaspy, this terminal becomes a versatile building block for real-time tracking solutions, anti-theft workflows, fuel monitoring integrations and other asset tracking scenarios where low power and reliable uplink are essential.

Key Highlights

• Plaspy compatible: integrates with Plaspy for telemetry, alerts and reporting in fleet management and asset tracking workflows.
• Low-power design: optimized for ultra-low power consumption to extend field life and lower operating costs.
• Global IoT connectivity: LTE Cat M1 and NB2 with fallback to 2G for broad geographic coverage and roaming reliability.
• Industry interfaces: RS232 and USB 2.0 ports simplify connection to existing sensors, telematics gateways, and peripheral devices.
• Remote device management: FOTA (firmware-over-the-air) support enables secure updates and long-term maintenance.
• Compact industrial form factor suitable for vehicle, asset and fixed-location installations that require discreet devices.
• Cost-efficient for massive deployments where low-data throughput and power economy are priorities.

How It Works with Plaspy

The NT910-G1 communicates telemetry and status to Plaspy via LTE Cat M1/NB2 or 2G networks, minimizing data usage while maintaining regular reporting intervals. Plaspy ingests the device payloads, decodes telemetry, and presents real-time dashboards, geofencing alerts and historical reports. Because the terminal supports standard serial (RS232) and USB connections, you can attach GNSS modules, fuel sensors, or third-party telematics interfaces and forward that data into Plaspy for centralized monitoring.

• Real-time tracking and telemetry updates (when paired with a GNSS source or location-supplying peripheral).
• Device and firmware updates over-the-air through FOTA to keep endpoints secure and up to date.
• Telemetry forwarding from RS232 and USB-connected sensors into Plaspy for reporting and analytics.
• Low-bandwidth, low-power operation ideal for periodic reporting and long-term asset monitoring.
• Fallback connectivity to 2G where Cat M1/NB2 coverage is limited, improving uptime for fleet management and anti-theft monitoring.

Technical Overview

Use Cases

• Fleet management and telemetry for light commercial vehicles where low data rates and long battery life reduce costs.
• Anti-theft workflows and remote immobilization strategies when combined with vehicle interfaces or Plaspy control logic.
• Distributed sensor telemetry and industrial monitoring that require periodic data uploads through LTE Cat M1 / NB2.
• Fuel monitoring and usage analytics when paired with fuel sensors and a serial/USB interface to forward readings into Plaspy.
• Large-scale IoT rollouts for assets in regions with mixed LTE Cat M1/NB2 and 2G coverage, where low-power operation is critical.

Why Choose This Tracker with Plaspy

The NT910-G1 is an economical, Plaspy compatible terminal tailored for projects that prioritize battery life and deployment cost. Its LTE Cat M1/NB2 capability with 2G fallback provides resilient connectivity across broad geographies, while RS232 and USB interfaces allow straightforward integration with GNSS modules, fuel sensors and telematics peripherals. FOTA support reduces on-site maintenance and ensures devices remain secure and up to date.

For organizations building GPS tracker solutions, telemetry networks, or fleet management platforms, the NT910-G1 delivers a balance of connectivity robustness and power efficiency. When connected to Plaspy, it enables practical real-time tracking, telemetry aggregation, and operational alerts without the overhead of high-bandwidth hardware—making it an excellent fit for scalable, cost-effective IoT deployments.