Hardware · IoT

IoT devices for sites, fleets, and projects — sourced, contracted, and warranted by INNOX

We supply connected hardware against a spec or a project BOM: vehicle and asset tracking, workforce wearables, fire and alarm devices, site cameras, gateways, and related accessories. INNOX is the seller. You are not buying a factory WeChat alias. This is not a consumer gadget shop and not a public brand catalogue.

Who this page is for

System integrators, main contractors, project procurement, distributors, and facilities teams who already know the job: a site to instrument, a fleet to locate, workers to protect, or a safety system to complete. If you need a software copilot or a cloud migration, use Solutions. If you need datacentre SSD, use Storage. This page is devices that connect — radios, sensors, wearables, cameras, hubs.

How we quote IoT

We match what the site needs, not a storefront grid. Send: device type, quantity (now and 90 days if known), power and radio (4G, LTE-M, LoRa, GNSS, Wi-Fi, BLE), environment (vehicle, solar, indoor, hazardous if any), destination, Incoterm preference, and end-use. If you have a competitor model as reference, say so — we quote an equivalent only when you accept the substitute in writing. Named factory part numbers are issued on the quotation, not scraped onto this website.

Categories

Tracking and telematics

GNSS / GPS trackers for vehicles, trailers, plant, and solar-powered assets. Typical lines: wired vehicle trackers, solar asset trackers, and related antennas or harnesses as BOM items.

Typical buyers: contractors, fleet operators, SI telematics desks.

What to put on the RFQ: install type (vehicle 12/24 V vs solar vs asset), GNSS vs cellular needs, IP rating, whether you need a platform SIM, quantity, and destination.

HS family (indicative): 8526.91. We do not publish a live tracker SKU list. Models are confirmed on quote against your install.

Workforce wearables

4G / LTE devices worn on site: smartwatches and similar wearables for location, SOS, heart-rate / SpO2 class sensors, and related IoT SIMs where the project needs connectivity as a line item.

Typical buyers: construction and industrial project procurement, safety SIs.

What to put on the RFQ: device class (watch vs badge vs other), colour/housing if specified, sensor list, battery, whether SIM/airtime is in scope, quantity, and site delivery.

SIM/airtime is an accessory line, not a telecom retail plan sold to consumers.

Safety, fire and alarm

Wireless smoke detectors, manual call points, sounder beacons, and related alarm devices — including LoRa-class site safety kits used on projects.

Typical buyers: M&E contractors, fire-system SIs, project tender desks.

What to put on the RFQ: device roles on the BOM (detector / MCP / sounder / gateway), radio (LoRa, 4G, other), power (battery vs mains), listing or project specification if any, quantity, site.

We will not publish a manufacturer brand catalogue or factory part numbers. Safety devices are quoted to a specification. Channel and listing requirements are confirmed before we accept the PO.

Site video and sensing

Visible and dual-spectrum / thermal cameras and related site sensing used on the same project BOMs as safety IoT — PTZ, bullet, and similar form factors.

Typical buyers: site security SIs, project packages that mix fire and video.

What to put on the RFQ: form factor, spectrum (visible / thermal / dual), resolution, PTZ vs fixed, power, housing, VMS or NVR constraint if any, quantity.

We will not list third-party camera brands as INNOX stock. Parallel-import and region-lock risk is reviewed per line. Do not assume a named brand until the quotation says so.

Gateways and connectivity

4G / LTE IoT gateways, LoRa hubs, expansion modules, and power supplies that complete a site kit. IoT SIM lines when they are part of the same order.

Typical buyers: the SI who is already buying the edge devices.

What to put on the RFQ: backhaul (4G, Ethernet, LoRa), how many endpoints, power, enclosure, and whether SIM is included.

Gateways are quoted as part of a system, not as a random router shop.

Other IoT on RFQ

Industrial and environmental sensors, access control, smart locks, energy meters, and custom BOMs we have not listed as a category.

Typical buyers: SIs and OEMs with a named spec.

Send the spec, quantity, destination, and end-use.

If we cannot supply it cleanly (sanctions, listing, radio approval, or origin), we will say no rather than stretch a line.

How an IoT order runs

  1. RFQ with category, radio, qty, destination, end-use.
  2. Quote in four business hours when the RFQ is complete.
  3. Optional sample or golden unit where the line and MOQ allow it.
  4. PI from INNOX HONG KONG LIMITED.
  5. Serialised shipment with commercial documents.
  6. Warranty as stated on the quotation (often 12 months manufacturing defect on project IoT; do not copy the 3-year SSD warranty onto watches or detectors).
How we supply

Attach the BOM, or describe the site.

One RFQ form. We respond within four business hours (HKT) on complete hardware enquiries.