Telit Cinterion Wireless Module FE910C04-WW
The robust Telit Cinterion FE910C04 wireless industrial module offers low-latency 5G connectivity and uses the latest 3GPP Release 17 RedCap technology. It guarantees a simple transition from existing LTE networks to secure' > 5G networks.
The rugged FE9100C04 wireless module is suitable for global use with a fallback to an LTE Cat.4 network with the best possible coverage. This module offers a speed increase in the uplink direction, which means reliable data transfers to the network. It supports data and voice control and is equipped with power-saving features, which help extend battery life and reduce operating costs.
With universal and regional SKU variants and an optional integrated eSIM, it provides seamless 5G network connectivity. Advanced interfaces enable maximum use of available functions.
The FE910C04 series module uses Telit Cinterion services, including NExT™ data packages, connection activation, AppZone environment and OneEdge™ platform
Telit Cinterion FE9100C04 with powerful features and durable construction is a reliable choice for industrial applications (M2M), monitoring and image transmission. It is also used in industrial routers and gateways. It is also suitable as a communication unit for building the infrastructure of charging stations for electromobility and other applications that require a reliable wireless connection.
Key Features:
• ' >5G technology: DL: 220 Mbps, UL: 100 Mbps
• LTE Cat 4 technology: DL: 150 Mbps, UL: 50 Mbps
• VoLTE/VoNR support
• Support GPS, GLONASS, Beidou, Galileo, QZSS
• Windows 11, Linux, Android driver support
• 3GPP Rel-17 RedCap
• Dimensions: 28.2 × 28.2 × 2.2 mm
• Weight: 5 g
• Operating temperature: -40 °C to +85 °C
Telit company merged with Thales Gemalto, thereby created a major global player. The newly formed Telit Cinterion group is a major manufacturer of Cinterion® wireless modules and a leader in digital security and encryption in chip manufacturing. SECTRON is an European authorized distributor of this Telit Cinterion division.
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