IoT SIM Cards Ireland All Three Networks, One SIM, From €2/Month
TITAN IoT SIM cards cover Ireland on one SIM with access to Vodafone, Three and Eir, plus Europe and worldwide SIMs for equipment that travels. Plans are sized for routers, trackers, sensors and machines, and every SIM is managed from one online portal.
Order SIMs on their own, or add a matched router and antenna, staged in Galway. One SIM or a whole fleet.
What Is an IoT SIM Card?
An IoT SIM card is a data SIM built for devices rather than people: routers, trackers, sensors and machines. A multi-network IoT SIM can attach to several operators and, when non-steered, uses whichever has the strongest signal at the device, switching if that network fails. Plans are sized in megabytes, and every SIM is managed and billed through one online portal.
In Ireland that means one SIM with access to Vodafone, Three and Eir. Abroad, the same range covers Europe and worldwide.
The Right Network, Wherever the Device Is
Coverage maps don’t show your site. The mast that matters is the one nearest your cabinet, shed or roadside sign, so we recommend the SIM per site.
Ireland, Single Network
One operator, the keenest price. Right where you know the site has strong coverage from one network.
Ireland, Multi-Network
Vodafone, Three and Eir on one non-steered SIM. It uses the strongest signal at the site and fails over if that network drops.
Europe & Worldwide
440+ networks in 200 countries, for equipment shipped abroad or moving between countries. Fitted once in Galway, working where it lands.
See and Control Every SIM Online
Every SIM comes with an online portal, so you’re never guessing what a device is doing or what it will cost.
SIM status
See every SIM and whether it’s active, at a glance.
Data usage
Check what each SIM has used this month.
Usage and cost alerts
Automatic emails on data use, activity and cost.
Activate or suspend
Switch SIMs on or off yourself, any time.
Troubleshooting
Session data shows what a device is doing.
30+ reports
Standard reports for the whole fleet.
Illustration of the SIM portal
Priced for Machines, Not Phones
A tracker sends kilobytes. A router heartbeat uses megabytes. Phone-plan prices for machine traffic is how connectivity budgets go wrong.
Bundles From 10MB
From €2/month for very low-data SIMs, up to gigabytes for CCTV. Each SIM is sized to its device.
NB-IoT & LTE-M
Low-power network types for battery trackers and sensors, alongside 4G and 5G data.
One Contract, One Bill
One contract, a 99.9% core network SLA and one invoice for the whole fleet.
Fitted in Your Hardware
SIMs can arrive fitted and tested in the router we stage for you in Galway.
SIMs on Their Own, or the Whole Connected Kit
Buy SIMs for your own devices, or let us supply the whole link. Most problems we see on site come from the router or the antenna, not the network, so matching them matters.
Robustel · Router
R1510 4G Router
Compact dual-Ethernet 4G router with Wi-Fi. The default choice for most machines and cabinets.
Robustel · Router
R1520 Dual-SIM Router
Two SIMs for failover and five Ethernet ports for sites with several devices.
Robustel · Router
R5010 5G Router
Industrial 5G for high-bandwidth sites such as signage, and for replacing old 3G units.
ATEL · Tracker
AS32 Asset Tracker
Bring your own tracker, or we supply one. Battery-powered LTE-M and GPS tracker, IP67, for trailers, containers and equipment.
Poynting · Antenna
PUCK-2 MIMO Antenna
Low-profile antenna for cabinets, machine housings and signs, matched to the site.
Panorama · Antenna
LPAM4-7-42 ‘Clam’ 4×4
Low-profile 4×4 MIMO 5G/4G antenna, IP69K and IK10, built for equipment such as roadside signs.
Robustel · Management
RCMS Router Management
See each router’s signal and status, get an alert if it drops, and fix most problems remotely without a site visit.
TITAN IoT · Access
SmartNetVPN
Reach every device on a private address over ordinary SIMs, without static IPs or open ports.
One SIM First, Then the Fleet
Tell us the job
Fill in the form below: what you’re connecting, roughly how much data, and where the devices will be.
Pilot one site
Start with one SIM or one staged kit to prove coverage and real data use before you commit to more.
Stage in Galway
The proven setup is staged per site, with the SIM fitted and tested, and shipped ready to power up.
Manage remotely
Every SIM in one portal with usage alerts, and every router visible in RCMS.
Where Our IoT SIMs Are Working
Real equipment, connected today. Client names are withheld.
Animal Feeders, Across EMEA
An Irish agri-equipment manufacturer ships app-monitored animal feeders across Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Each feeder ships with a staged R1510, matched antenna and managed IoT SIMs, so it connects wherever it lands.
R1510 · Antennas · IoT SIMs
Roadside Signs
Roadside signs connected over 5G, with an R5010 router, IoT SIM and a PUCK-2 or Panorama Clam 4×4 antenna fitted inside each sign, so every sign is reachable remotely.
R5010 · IoT SIM · PUCK-2 / Clam 4×4
Solar Panel Monitoring
Solar sites reporting over cellular, with an IoT SIM in the inverter’s data logger on a low-data plan, independent of the site owner’s own broadband.
IoT SIM · Low-data plan
Tell Us About Your Project, Get a Real Quote
Fill in what you can. The more we know, the faster and more accurate your quote. Skip anything you’re not sure of.
Prefer to talk? Call +353 91 757500 or email iot@titan.ie
IoT SIM Card Questions, Answered
What is an IoT SIM card?
An IoT SIM card is a data SIM built for devices rather than people, such as routers, sensors, trackers and machines. Multi-network IoT SIMs can attach to several operators, and non-steered versions connect to whichever network is strongest at the device’s location. Plans are sized for machine traffic, so costs start at a few euro a month, with every SIM managed through one portal on one bill.
What does non-steered actually mean?
A steered multi-network SIM prefers one home operator and only moves reluctantly. A non-steered SIM has no favourite: it attaches to the strongest available network at the site, whichever of Vodafone, Three or Eir that is, and moves if that network degrades. For a device fixed in one spot with imperfect coverage, that difference is what keeps it online.
Should I choose a single-network or a multi-network SIM?
Single-network SIMs are the cheapest option and right where you know the site has strong coverage from one operator. Multi-network non-steered SIMs cost a little more and connect to whichever of Vodafone, Three or Eir is strongest, the safer choice for remote sites, moving assets or unproven signal. The choice affects both price and coverage, so we recommend per deployment.
How much do IoT SIM cards cost?
Plans start from €2 a month for very low-data devices such as sensors, trackers and gate controllers, with bundles running from 10MB a month up to gigabytes for CCTV. A fleet is quoted on its real traffic profile rather than a one-size plan. Tell us what you’re connecting and the rough data per month, and we’ll price it, usually the same day.
Can I order just one SIM?
Yes. There are no large commitments, so you can start with one SIM to prove coverage and data use at a site, then add more as you roll out. The same applies to a staged router and antenna kit: pilot it on one site first. Fill in the form with what you know and we’ll come back with a quote.
Can the same SIM work outside Ireland?
Yes. The SIMs roam across 440+ networks in around 200 countries, which is why Irish equipment builders ship them inside machines deployed across Europe and beyond. The SIM is fitted and tested once in Galway and then connects to a local network wherever the equipment lands, managed from the same portal as your Irish SIMs.
Do I need a static IP SIM to reach my devices remotely?
Usually not. Our SmartNetVPN service and router platforms such as RCMS reach devices on ordinary SIMs, because the router connects outward and nothing is exposed on a public address. That is more secure than static IPs and cheaper too. Where a fixed IP is needed, for example for fixed-line replacement or a site-to-site VPN, it is available.
Can you supply the SIM already fitted in a router?
Yes, that is our standard model. The SIM ships fitted, tested and configured inside a staged router with a matched antenna, so connecting power on site brings it online. Each router can be monitored in RCMS and reached over SmartNetVPN. See the industrial router range, or tell us about your sites and we’ll recommend the kit.
Go Further
One SIM or a Whole Fleet, Quoted Properly
Tell us what you’re connecting, roughly how much data it uses and where it sits. We’ll price the SIMs and, if it helps, the router and antenna to go with them.
+353 91 757500 · iot@titan.ie
Serving Ireland, the UK and Europe via the Vadnet IoT distributor alliance