Teltonika FMB140 - CAN Bus Tracker
GNSS/GSM/Bluetooth® tracker with integrated CAN chip, internal GNSS/GSM antennas and internal battery.
Product Details
The FMB140 is the CAN model: an integrated CAN chip with two CAN channels reads the vehicle bus directly, with no OBD dongle in between. Where the FMB920 needs a Bluetooth OBDII dongle for engine data, the FMB140 takes it straight off the wire — the right choice for trucks, buses and machinery.
FleetStack Advantage
Get on-trip and off-trip vehicle distance covered
Monitor deviated distance, time, and number of vehicle trips
Analyse aggressive driving behaviour, including overspeeding, harsh braking, acceleration, and cornering
Detect towing events with alerts
Track driver performance, incident summary, top drivers, and much more
Prevent vehicle theft with geofencing
Manage the maintenance of the vehicles efficiently and on time
Create and manage trips on the move
Key Features
Integrated CAN chip with two CAN channels — reads the vehicle bus directly.
No OBD dongle required, unlike the FMB920.
Dedicated CAN status LED for commissioning and diagnostics.
Built for trucks, buses and heavy machinery.
General Information
- Product Type
- CAN Bus Tracker
- Manufacturer
- Teltonika Telematics
- Country of Origin
- Lithuania
- Weight
- 55 g
- Operating Temperature
- -40 °C to +85 °C
- Operating Humidity
- 5% to 95% non-condensing
Network and Connectivity
- Network
- 2G (GSM/GPRS), GNSS, Bluetooth
- Interfaces
- 2 CAN channels (CAN1 H/L, CAN2 H/L), digital/analog inputs, 2 digital outputs, 1-Wire
Power
- Power Supply
- 10 - 30 V, 1.5 A max
- Built-in Battery
- 170 mAh Li-ion (3.75–3.90 V)
Server Connection
- Server Host
- Issued with your FleetStack account credentials
- Server Port
- 5027
- Protocol
- Teltonika (Codec 8 / Codec 8 Extended / Codec JSON)
Supported Functions
Documents & Manual
Other Supported Devices
Frequently Asked Questions
Which server port does the Teltonika FMB140 use with FleetStack?
The Teltonika FMB140 connects on port 5027 using the Teltonika protocol, with Codec 8, Codec 8 Extended and Codec JSON all supported. The server host is issued with your FleetStack account credentials. Ports for other models are on the device port list.
What can I connect to the Teltonika FMB140?
The FMB140 provides 2 CAN channels (CAN1 H/L, CAN2 H/L), digital/analog inputs, 2 digital outputs, 1-Wire. Power is 10 - 30 V, 1.5 A max. Sensor and I/O data feeds fuel management, driver behaviour and the alert center. The full pin detail is in Teltonika's datasheet, linked in the documents above.
Which mobile network does the Teltonika FMB140 use?
The FMB140 runs on 2G (GSM/GPRS), GNSS, Bluetooth. Where a 2G network has been retired, Teltonika offers 4G models in the same family — contact FleetStack and we will confirm which suits your market.
Does the Teltonika FMB140 have a backup battery?
Yes — a 170 mAh Li-ion (3.75–3.90 V) backup cell. It is not the primary supply; it keeps the tracker reporting through an external power cut and lets the device raise an unplug alert.
What operating conditions does the Teltonika FMB140 tolerate?
Operating temperature is -40 °C to +85 °C at 5% to 95% non-condensing humidity. Teltonika does not publish an ingress protection rating for this model, so plan for a protected in-cabin or behind-panel installation.
Get Started With Us
Tell us about your fleet and we will get back with pricing, availability, and an onboarding plan for the Teltonika FMB140. You can also book a meeting or read the REST API docs.