Telit's ME910C1-AU Receives LTE Cat M1 Certification from Australian Carrier Telstra
Published2018.01.16 16:39Telit announced that its module 'ME910C1-AU' has become the first module to pass LTE Category M1 (Cat M1) network certification from Australian mobile carrier 'Telstra (Telstra)'.
The ME910C1-AU is a quad-band, dual-mode module based on Qualcomm's MDM9206 LTE IoT modem. Through this certification, Australian IoT integrators and suppliers can now maximize stable coverage of Telstra's LTE Cat M1 dedicated IoT network.
Yosi Fait, CEO of Telit, stated, "The ME910C1-AU is the first module to receive Telstra's Cat M1 certification and marks the first Cat M1 and NB-IoT dual-mode launch in the Australian market. It is also the first IoT module form factor available across all commercial cellular standards in Australia. Telit's existing customers who have deployed products using 2G or 3G modules from the Telit xE910 product family can now easily migrate to the new ME910C1-AU and begin Cat M1 testing within just a few weeks. Technical support is available through Telit's customer support center and distribution partners located in major Australian cities."
The ME910C1-AU module belongs to Telit's bestselling xE910 product family and offers simple pin-to-pin replacement compatibility with existing devices using 2G, 3G, LTE Cat 1, 3, and 4-based modules from the xE910 product line. By developing products with the xE910 LGA common form factor, a single design can be deployed anywhere, reducing development costs and time. This enables developers to freely select the technology best suited for their specific application environment. The ME910C1-AU features optimized power consumption and offers GNSS support as an optional feature.
Industries requiring low cost, robust security, and extended product lifecycles now have multiple options with Telit's ME910C1-AU module. This module provides an ideal solution for existing and new applications in the telematics, smart energy and metering, asset tracking, retail, POS, security and surveillance, industrial control and automation, smart home, and smart building sectors.
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