The Rhino T105 is rated at 131°F. Designed for loading docks, field service jobs and delivery vehicles where ordinary tablets don't cut it.
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At 95°F, tablets made for the office start to slow down. That's already past your dock, vehicle, or attic.
Direct sun turns a vehicle cab into an oven. Standard tablets don't survive it. Your drivers can't afford that.
Peak heat and peak dispatch hours coincide. A downed device in the afternoon costs more than one at 6 a.m.
One of the only rugged Android tablets rated to run at 131°F straight from the factory. That means no heat-related shutdowns, no slowed performance, and no lost work time when temperatures climb.
Techs operate in direct sunlight, on sweltering attics, and in mechanical rooms where machinery is running. The T105 stays on throughout it all.
Rated to 131°F operating tempDuring the summer, docks get as hot as 110°F. Scanning and tracking workers can't have a device that turns off in the middle of their job.
7000mAh — all-day batteryA vehicle parked in the sun can hit 130°F inside. Drivers need their tablet working from first stop to last — no exceptions.
Global 5G + eSIM connectivityKeeps your team's daily apps running smoothly.
Top up between shifts to ensure the battery is ready when you need it.
Expandable up to 1TB via microSD – space that grows with your data.
No matter where your staff goes on the job, Nano SIM + eSIM will keep them connected.
One of the best Android tablets for enterprise fleet deployment — Google Play Protect certified and supported for 3+ years.
Designed to withstand dust and light moisture on the job.
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