Lumesia 1
A new generation of satellite toll systemLumesia 1 customers? Pre-activate the Dutch network from your customer portal.
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Travel throughout Europe
with a single electronic toll device
Much more than an OBU, the Lumesia 1 is a complete service platform
that facilitates the management of your HGV tolls in Europe.
Power of the network
A NEW SATELLITE
DEVICE
The largest network on the market
19 European countries*
with only one device
Ease of use
A MOBILE APPLICATION
FOR DRIVERS
Streamlined management
with a device configurable
via a dedicated mobile application
Better control
A WEB INTERFACE
FOR FLEET MANAGERS
Enhanced control
through real-time access
to OBU statut
Simplify your daily life
with the new toll services
Lumesia 1, the satellite toll system that opens up Europe
● 19 countries covered*: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland
● Access to 24 secured truck parking areas in France
● Compatible with ferries (Messina and Scandinavia)
● 4G technology
● A fixed installation to reduce the risk of infringement and a self-test tool to check the installation
*List of covered networks, subject to change at any time.
Lumesia 1, a mobile application to facilitate the OBUs management
● Available on Android and iOS
● Visualisation of the OBU’s status and activated networks
● Automatic updates of toll settings (axles, weight), in real time
● Push notifications at each change
● Documents accessible in just a few clicks (user guides, vouchers, vehicle declaration)
● Voice feedback (11 languages) available as a substitute for the app
Lumesia 1, a web interface to keep an eye on your toll devices
● Visualisation of the status and configuration of the OBUs in real time
● Downloadable reporting
Compatible with high added value services
● Geolocation services with telematics
● EDI of daily consumption by country crossed in Europe