Cat-M1 SIM cards for IoT

Friday, 05 October, 2018 | Supplied by: M2M One Pty Ltd

While NB-IoT will open up many new opportunities that are not possible today, Cat-M1 technology may in fact be more suitable for a majority of current IoT applications than NB-IoT with its higher throughput compared to NB-IoT. The majority of Cat-M1 hardware will also support NB-IoT, providing for seamless migration.

M2M One SIM Cards come Cat-M1 ready as a default without any additional charges or configuration required. Users can simply activate a SIM on their M2M One account and insert it into a Cat-M1 capable device.

M2M One will be showcasing this product at Comms Connect Melbourne 2018, on stand #66.

Online: www.m2mone.com.au
Phone: 03 9696 3011

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