NB-IoT

Modules in the NB-IoT only category are devices designed to operate exclusively in NB-IoT (Narrowband Internet of Things) networks. NB-IoT focuses on providing better indoor coverage, low costs, long battery life, and support for a large number of connections. This technology utilizes a narrow bandwidth of 200 kHz and is optimized for efficient, reliable, and cost-effective connectivity for numerous devices requiring sporadic data transmission over long distances. They are ideal for applications requiring low energy consumption and wide coverage, such as smart meters, environmental monitoring, or asset tracking systems.

Key Features of NB-IoT Modules

Low Energy Consumption
These modules are optimized for minimal power usage, allowing for long-term operation on battery power.

Wide Coverage
Thanks to NB-IoT technology, these modules offer excellent coverage, even in hard-to-reach locations such as basements or rural areas.

Support for Multiple Frequency Bands
Ensures compatibility with various operators' networks worldwide.

Compact Dimensions
The small size of the modules facilitates their integration into devices with limited space.

Low Costs
The lack of support for other technologies (e.g., 2G or LTE) reduces module costs, making them an attractive solution for mass IoT deployments.

Thanks to these features, NB-IoT modules provide an excellent solution for many IoT applications where low energy consumption, wide coverage, and cost efficiency are essential.

Typical Applications of NB-IoT Modules

Smart Meters: Monitoring utility consumption, such as water, gas, or electricity, with remote data reading capabilities.

Asset Tracking Systems: Locating and monitoring the movement of goods, vehicles, or other valuable items.

Environmental Monitoring: Collecting data from sensors on air quality, humidity, temperature, and other environmental parameters.

Smart City: Applications related to urban infrastructure, such as intelligent street lighting, waste management, or parking systems.

Wearable Devices: Activity tracking, health monitoring, and other applications in wearable technology.