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@Jeff_Vantrue Hello, when will the LT01 be available for the EU? Thank youToo long a cable may cause issues and interfere with the signal, so unfortunately we’re not considering an extension cable at this time.
@Jeff_Vantrue Hello, when will the LT01 be available for the EU? Thank youToo long a cable may cause issues and interfere with the signal, so unfortunately we’re not considering an extension cable at this time.
@Jeff_Vantrue Hello, when will the LT01 be available for the EU? Thank you
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Currently available for global users. Please use the SIM card provided by us for optimal performance.![]()
4G LTE Module with SIM Card
Enable real-time remote access, GPS tracking, geofencing, cloud storage, and incident alerts with the Vantrue LTE Module. Includes SIM card with free datawww.vantrue.com
So, can I use the module in Europe with my own SIM card?
Wait, the US version is still in stock and the description says "Currently available for global users. Please use the SIM card provided by us for optimal performance."🤔
@Jeff_Vantrue wrote somewhere on the forum that they should have LTE in stock during July/August.
LTE is a transmission standard, but does not specify the frequency that it's used on. Different areas/countries/carriers utilize different frequency bands, so unless the module supports the bands your country and carrier use, it's not going to work. Google 'LTE band Europe vs USA'.Maybe they got production in line quicker on the US Model? I don't know, all I can say is what Wendy stated the expected date was November.
I am not sure the difference between regional models? You would think if it supports a simcard, the module would work anywhere that has 4G LTE.
LTE is a transmission standard, but does not specify the frequency that it's used on. Different areas/countries/carriers utilize different frequency bands, so unless the module supports the bands your country and carrier use, it's not going to work. Google 'LTE band Europe vs USA'.