Cloud Care Networks

IoT & remote sites

Connectivity for kiosks, signage, ATMs and EV chargers

A compact cellular router inside each screen, kiosk, ATM or charger keeps it off the host building's network, so it installs anywhere and stays secure.

Self-order kiosks with a cellular router inside the base

What you need

  1. Compact LTE router

    One per screen, kiosk or ATM

    from $179.05

  2. Standard 30GB plan

    Content cached locally keeps data low

    $45/mo

  3. Tablet + enclosure (for kiosks)

    Locked, brandable stands and wall mounts

    from $85.33

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  • No contract
  • No credit check
  • Devices arrive pre-activated
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Which plan

Signage players cache content and sync overnight. Choose Unlimited for frequent video updates or live feeds.

  • Best fit for kiosks, signage, atms & ev chargers

    Standard 30GB

    $45/mo

    High-speed 5G — great for a single always-connected device.

    Best for: Backup lines, sensors, kiosks, one light-use device

  • Also a fit

    Unlimited

    $75/mo

    Full-speed 5G up to 300GB/mo, then throttled for the rest of the cycle.

    Best for: Daily use: a small team, a vehicle, a household

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In the field

Where the hardware goes, and what it keeps running.

5G router mounted inside a kiosk
Inside the kiosk, out of sight
EV charger at dusk
Chargers that always take payment
Digital wayfinding sign in a transit hub
Screens that stay current

How it works

Getting a screen or kiosk onto someone else's network means IT tickets, firewall changes and shared risk. Many locations (malls, lobbies, gas stations) have no network you are allowed to use.

  1. A small router mounts behind the screen or inside the kiosk.
  2. Content and transactions go over LTE, separate from the host building.
  3. You push content and monitor devices remotely.
Every screen on its own private connection.
  • Wired
  • Cellular
  • Cell tower to Content manager: wired
  • Compact router to Cell tower: cellular
  • Compact router to Screen or kiosk: wired

Before you buy

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Questions

How much data does a digital sign use?

It depends on how often content changes. Players that cache locally and update overnight use little; live video feeds use much more.

Why not use the building's Wi-Fi?

A separate cellular connection avoids IT approvals, keeps your device off someone else's network and keeps working if their network goes down.

Can I manage hundreds of screens?

Yes. Cloud-managed routers let you see status and reboot devices across all locations.

Are these suitable for ATMs and lockers?

Yes. Compact industrial LTE routers are commonly used for ATMs, lockers and vending; check your processor's connectivity requirements.

Can I connect EV chargers or vending machines?

Yes, if the machine has an Ethernet port or supports an external cellular router. Check the maker's connectivity requirements first.

What tablet works for a kiosk?

Galaxy Tab and iPad models that fit the enclosure you choose. Use kiosk mode in your MDM to lock the app.

Related use cases

Buying for several sites or vehicles?

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