Telit Introduces NE310L2 Series of NB-IoT Modules for Power- and Cost-Sensitive IoT Applications

CIO Applications| Monday, May 03, 2021

FREMONT, CA: Telit, a global enabler of the Internet of Things (IoT), has declared the NE310L2 series of 3GPP Rel. 14 compliant NB-IoT modules. The new modules are suitable for low-bandwidth, budget-sensitive applications that require long battery life and enhanced coverage, as they have best-in-class power consumption, optional 2G fallback, an ultra-compact footprint, and potential integrated SIM support.

Sony's latest cellular IoT Chipset, the ALT1255 low-power LTE Category NB2 chipset with an integrated SIM (iSIM), rich application layer, global LTE band support, and GSM/GPRS fallback modem, is featured in the Telit NE310L2 sequence. The 5G-ready ALT1255 is designed for battery-powered, cost-sensitive, worldwide LPWA applications such as utility meters, medical devices, logistic trackers, industrial controllers and more.

The 5G-ready ALT1255 is intended for battery-powered, low-cost LPWA applications such as utility meters, medical equipment, industrial controllers, logistic trackers, and others. The NE310L2 is a member of Telit's award-winning xE310 family with pin-to-pin connectivity, allowing integrators to develop a single PCB layout and deploy any combination of 2G and 4G technologies.

"With the new NE310L2 series of 3GPP Rel. 14 compliant NB-IoT modules, Telit is once again anticipating and meeting the IoT market's rapidly evolving needs, including for affordable but feature-rich devices that can be deployed at mass scale," stated Manish Watwani, Chief Marketing and Product Officer, Telit. "Powered by the new Sony's Altair ALT1255 cellular IoT chipset, the Telit NE310L2 gives OEMs, integrators and other businesses a unique set of capabilities that will enable them to grow their markets and expanding into new ones."