Wireless Infrastructure
When the primary connection drops, Teltonika keeps it running
ABP is an official distributor for Teltonika Networks, a leader in the wireless space. Teltonika's rugged LTE routers are built for failover — IP cameras, voice, and internet connectivity that stays online for Business, Hospitality, QSR, and Retail customers when the primary line can't.
Official distributor since March 2025
Why ABP chose Teltonika
“Teltonika’s advanced LTE routers are ideal for resellers needing failover for critical data functions and rugged, easy-to-deploy wireless solutions for video surveillance — all at a great price. Teltonika is made in Europe and fully NDAA and TAA compliant,” said Robert Messer, CEO of ABP Technology, on the partnership.
Teltonika devices are manufactured and assembled in-house in Lithuania, built for industrial IoT and M2M communication, and designed for the harshest deployment environments.
Built for failover, not just connectivity
RUTX11 & RUTM20
High-performance LTE Cat 6 routers with dual-band WiFi and Gigabit Ethernet — built for demanding, high-bandwidth failover applications.
RUTM50
High-performance 5G LTE Cat 6 router — 5G dual-SIM cellular combined with 5 Gigabit Ethernet ports and dual-band WiFi for reliable, ultra-low-latency data transfer.
Dual-SIM failover
Seamless failover and load balancing between mobile, wired, or WiFi connections to maximize uptime, with industrial-grade, temperature-resistant enclosures (-40°C to +75°C).
Remote management
Centralized monitoring, configuration, and troubleshooting at scale — the same remote-first approach behind IPTECHVIEW and ABP's other preconfigured deployments.
Where it fits
Teltonika integrates well with IPTECHVIEW solutions for IP cameras, voice failover, and internet failover — built for Business, Hospitality, QSRs, Retail, and more, anywhere a dropped connection means a dropped camera feed, a dropped call, or a dropped transaction.
Wireless is half the network — see the other half
Pair failover-ready wireless with the wired switching, routing, and security infrastructure it depends on.