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Teltonika TRB140 (1*****) in China

DTU / Gateway · Cat 4 · DTU / industrial gateway · South America, Australia, New Zealand · Teltonika · Checked 2026-09-30

The Teltonika TRB140 (1*****) rates good on 3 of 4 networks in China (China Telecom, China Unicom and China Broadnet). On China Mobile it is limited, missing B34 B38 B39.

Network by network

NetworkVerdictBands in use it supportsCore bands missing
China Mobile◐ Limited 57%B3 B8 B40B34 B38 B39
China Telecom✔ Good 83%B1 B3 B5 B40—
China Unicom✔ Good 83%B1 B3 B8 B40—
China Broadnet✔ Good 100%B28—

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About the Teltonika TRB140 (1*****)

DTU / Gateway · Cat 4 · DTU / industrial gateway · South America, Australia, New Zealand · Teltonika12

No B20 (the 800 MHz coverage layer in Europe): it works in European cities, but suburban and indoor coverage will be weaker; and no B12, B13, B66 or B71, so not for the United States.

Network access: long-term roaming

Many globally deployed IoT devices use multi-network roaming SIMs that can attach to several networks in a country, but some countries restrict long-term roaming by foreign SIMs. A local SIM roaming domestically is not affected.

⚠ Long-term roaming by foreign SIMs is not allowed: Long-term use of foreign SIMs is not allowed; a domestic operator’s SIM is required.345

All networks and bands in China → · The Teltonika TRB140 (1*****) in 46 countries →

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Sources

  1. A TRB140 datasheet: bands of the 0***** and 1***** versions Teltonika Networks · 2020
  2. C Teltonika TRB140 (Australian version) LTE bands Powertec · 2026-10-03
  3. B Navigating permanent roaming for IoT: where it is prohibited and where operators restrict it Counterpoint Research · 2026-10-02
  4. C What is permanent roaming: countries where it is banned or effectively prohibited Eseye · 2026-10-02
  5. C Navigating permanent roaming challenges for IoT deployments Com4 · 2026-10-02

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