IoT Data SIM Cards by Industry
Fifteen sectors, one question in each: what is the thing you need connected, and what happens on the day the only network that reaches it goes quiet?
Sited for the resource, not the signal
Solar farms, chargepoints, fields and compounds have one thing in common: the location was chosen for something other than coverage.
Nobody is standing there when it fails
A terminal or machine that cannot reach its host does not raise its hand. It just stops taking money.
Things that move, and cross borders
Assets that do not stay in one country make per-country SIM sourcing an administrative problem rather than a saving.
Where a gap is not an inconvenience
Some deployments treat a dropped connection as a safety event rather than a support ticket.
The same three things, whatever the sector
The device list changes. The argument does not.
Up to four networks, one SIM
Four operators in the UK, France and Spain; three in Germany, Italy and Ireland. The device uses whichever is strongest where it actually sits.
Profile changes without a site visit
On hardware that supports remote provisioning we load or switch the network profile for you from our side. It depends on the device, so ask.
Buy the data, not a contract
30-day and 12-month plans bought outright. Refills reach 100 GB; pooled data across an estate has no cap and is quoted.
The plans most sectors start from
Prices shown in your own currency. Every sector page above recommends the sizes that suit its own devices, with indicative monthly figures to check them against.
SIM de Datos Europa 6 GB / 12 Meses
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SIM de Datos Europa 12 GB / 12 Meses
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SIM de Datos Europa 25 GB / 12 Meses
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