Cellular Modem FAQ's
Do Cellular Modems Require A Sim Card?
Indeed, a cellular modem generally requires a cellular modem SIM card to function. This SIM card is essential for the modem to connect to a cellular network, much like a mobile phone uses a SIM. It provides the necessary credentials for authentication and allows the modem to communicate data over the network.
Rugged Limited offers a range of industrial modems designed for demanding environments, and these devices will require a suitable cellular modem SIM to enable their cellular connectivity features, ensuring reliable data transmission in various applications.
TRM500
- 5G Sub-6GHz with fallback to 4G LTE and 3G
- Rugged anodised aluminium housing with IP30 sealing
- Flexible power options including industrial DC and USB Type-C
- DIN rail and wall mount compatibility for field deployment
TRM250
- Reinforced aluminium housing
- IP30 ingress protection
- Supports LTE Cat M1 and NB-IoT
- Wide operating temperature range
TRM240
- LTE Cat 1 connectivity up to 10 Mbps download
- Robust aluminium housing and IP30 dust sealing
- Wide operating temperature range -40 °C to 75 °C
- Electromagnetic compatibility to MIL-STD standards
SKDS2-ACR
- Reinforced aluminium case
- Dual SMA connectors for MIMO
- Wide temperature range -40 6C to 80 6C
- Certified for FCC CE RoHS standards
- Aircraft grade aluminium casing
- Continuous-duty operation with 8+ years MTBF
- Supports major US LTE bands Verizon and AT&T
- Embedded connection manager with watchdog
M1000MP
- Rugged plastic housing for dust and moisture resistance
- Supports GSM, UMTS, and LTE Cat 1 networks
- Wide 6 to 36V DC power input
- Serial and mini USB interfaces for flexible connectivity
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