FMC130 vs FMB130: 4G or 2G for monitoring and advanced I/O?

Which version should you choose for ignition monitoring, panic button activation, or negative inputs? Let's compare the FMC130 (4G) and the FMB130 (2G) to secure your data.

FMC130 vs FMB130: 4G or 2G for monitoring and advanced I/O? The FMC130 and FMB130 are the preferred units for integrators requiring a wide range of inputs and outputs for advanced fleet management (ignition monitoring, door control, panic button). The key strength of these models is their ability to handle complex negative and pulse inputs. As a distributor, we recommend the FMC130 for any new installation requiring advanced telematics. The FMB130 is reliable for existing projects, but investing in the FMC130 guarantees more stable and faster data transmission (4G), thus avoiding connectivity issues related to the phased shutdown of the 2G network. I/O: Since both models are identical in terms of I/O (Negative Input, 3 DOUT outputs), the essential difference lies in the network. Distributor Logistics: We maintain stock for both product lines and guarantee worldwide shipping of your hardware within 24 hours for all B2B orders.