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Wireless Specifications BEC Technologies RidgeWave 4900R21 1 SIM
Broadband Transmission Technology:
Ethernet Cellular
Cellular Generation:
4G
Cellular Network Supported:
LTE 3500 LTE 3700
Cellular Data Connectivity Technology:
LTE Advanced Pro
Interfaces/Ports BEC Technologies RidgeWave 4900R21 1 SIM
Number of Network (RJ-45) Ports:
1
Network & Communication BEC Technologies RidgeWave 4900R21 1 SIM
Ethernet Technology:
Gigabit Ethernet
Multi-SIM Supported:
No
Number of SIM Card Supported:
1
SIM Size Supported:
Mini
Design BEC Technologies RidgeWave 4900R21 1 SIM
Height:
3.1"
Width:
12.6"
Depth:
8.3"
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