230 V power supply
For a desk, a shop or any spot with a wall socket. Uses about 21% of the supply at peak.
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RUT2 series · power guide
Teltonika RUT200 power supply and cables
Three ways to power the Teltonika RUT200, a compact 4G router: a 230 V wall supply, a 12/24 V car cable and a screw terminal cable. All fit its 4-pin socket.
12/24 V car cable
For 12 V cars and 24 V trucks, passing 9 to 30 V straight through.
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Screw terminal cable
For DC rails, batteries and solar. Green and white bring out the I/O.
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About the Teltonika RUT200
The RUT200 is the entry model in Teltonika's small aluminium RUT2 family: one SIM slot, two Ethernet ports, 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi and an LTE Cat 4 modem. When Teltonika retired the RUT240, it named the RUT200 as the official replacement, so many of them now sit in the cabinets and kiosks where a RUT240 used to be.
Typical jobs are a single camera, a payment terminal or a remote PLC that just needs a steady 4G link home.
Teltonika RUT200 at a glance
- Mobile
- 4G LTE Cat 4
- Ethernet
- 2 x RJ45
- Wi-Fi
- 2.4 GHz
- SIM
- 1 x SIM
- Power input
- 9 to 30 V DC, 4-pin socket
- I/O on power socket
- 1 digital input, 1 digital output
- Peak draw at 12 V
- 3.8 W (318 mA)
- Size
- 83 x 25 x 74 mm
- Status
- In production
Power socket pinout
| Pin | Function | Our wire |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Power (+) | Red |
| 2 | Ground (-) | Black |
| 3 | Digital input | Green |
| 4 | Digital output | White |
The car cable and the 230 V supply only use pins 1 and 2. The I/O wires are on the screw terminal cable.
How much power the RUT200 draws
Teltonika measured the Teltonika RUT200 at 1.2 W when idle and 3.8 W at full load on a 12 V supply, about 318 mA. That is 21% of what our 18 W supply can deliver. At 24 V Teltonika lists a peak of 3.9 W.
Which cable should I pick?
- Wall socket. For a desk, a shop or any spot with a wall socket. Uses about 21% of the supply at peak.
- Vehicle. For 12 V cars and 24 V trucks, passing 9 to 30 V straight through.
- Cabinet, battery or solar. For DC rails, batteries and solar. Green and white bring out the I/O. Add a 2 A slow-blow fuse near the source.
Install tips
- If you swap a RUT240 for a RUT200 in an existing cabinet, the wiring can stay as it is. Just check the old screw terminals are still tight before you power up the new unit.
- Use a decent supply. Teltonika warns that cheap adapters can send voltage spikes when plugged in or unplugged, and those spikes can damage the router.
- Do not let the cable hang from the plug. A cable tie a few centimetres from the socket stops vibration from working it loose.
Teltonika RUT200 power FAQ
?What voltage does the Teltonika RUT200 need?
The Teltonika RUT200 accepts 9 to 30 V DC on its 4-pin socket. That covers 12 V and 24 V systems, but not 48 V.
?Does the Teltonika RUT200 come with a power supply?
New units usually ship with a 9 V wall adapter. A second cable makes sense for spares, a second site, or an install where a wall plug is not practical, such as a vehicle or a DIN rail cabinet.
?I am replacing a RUT240 with a RUT200. Can I keep the old cable?
Yes. Both routers use the same 4-pin socket and the same 9 to 30 V range, so a cable or supply that worked on the RUT240 will work on the RUT200. The green and white wires keep the same input and output roles.
?Can I use the input and output on the Teltonika RUT200 with your cable?
Yes. The screw terminal cable brings pin 3 (digital input) out on the green wire and pin 4 (digital output) on the white wire. Configure them in RutOS under Services, Input/Output.
?Is the 18 W supply strong enough for the Teltonika RUT200?
Yes. The Teltonika RUT200 peaks at 3.8 W on 12 V, about 21% of the supply's rating.
?Do you sell the Teltonika RUT200 itself?
No. We only make the power cables and the supply. The Teltonika RUT200 is sold by Teltonika's distributors.