Cellular connectivity for sites without fixed internet

Verkada GC31 cellular gateways provide primary or backup connectivity in indoor and outdoor formats with regional plugs.

Availability, lead time, licensing, and configuration are confirmed during the quote.

Verkada GC31 cellular gateway, white enclosure with two external antennasImage: Verkada

Models

5 of 5 models

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Compatibility and references

Source review date: 2026-08-09

Official documentation

The GC31 cellular gateway family connects Verkada hardware to the cloud where a wired internet line is unavailable, unreliable, or needs a redundant path. One outdoor SKU covers external mounting, while four indoor SKUs ship with regional power plugs for Australia, Europe, North America, and the United Kingdom.

The regional plug variants let a multi-site organisation standardise on the GC31 across offices in different countries without sourcing local power leads separately. The outdoor model is intended for yards, construction sites, gatehouses, and any location where the gateway itself must sit outside. Indoor and outdoor units share the same underlying connectivity role, so a site can mix them based on where the signal is strongest.

The family fits new-build sites awaiting internet provisioning, remote facilities such as pump stations and storage yards, and primary sites that need cellular failover alongside their existing broadband. Request a quote with your country and deployment location so the correct plug variant is specified.

How to choose

  • Indoor gateway or outdoor-rated gateway
  • Australia Type I, Europe Type F, North America Type B, or UK Type G plug
  • Primary cellular link or backup to existing wired internet
  • Single-site deployment versus multi-country rollout