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Cavli Wireless Set to Unveil Next-Generation IoT-Based LPWAN

Cavli Wireless | June 20, 2022

From June 21 to 23, 2022, Cavli Wireless will exhibit at Embedded World 2022 in Nuremberg, Germany. Embedded World is the world's largest trade show for all things embedded, including electronic systems, distributed intelligence, the Internet of Things, e-mobility, energy efficiency, and much more. The company's IoT connectivity solutions will be displayed in Hall 5, Booth # 5-362.

The new launch of the C42GM LTE CAT M1/NB1/NB2 compatible Smart Cellular IoT Module can be installed globally and is an excellent solution for logistics, automotive, vehicle tracking systems, and more will be the main attraction at the Cavli booth.

The C42GM is a dual-mode LTE CAT M1/NB1/NB2 (upgradable to Release 14) compliant Smart Cellular Module with an integrated eSIM, based on 3GPP Release 13. Because of its Deep Sleep Mode capabilities, the C42GM has a battery life profile of ten years. It also has built-in GNSS and Sigfox radio capabilities, allowing OEMs to investigate use cases that require a hybrid LPWAN strategy.

"The integrated eSIM coupled with pre-loaded global connectivity further cements the C42GM as the world's most powerful LPWAN-based cellular IoT module," quoted John Mathew, Chief Technology Architect at Cavli Wireless.

C42GM may be managed using Hubble Lens, a sophisticated remote diagnosis function of the Cavli Hubble IoT Management platform that allows a client or a Cavli Support Engineer to remotely diagnose, monitor, and debug the field device with zero physical interaction, opening the door for true IoT scalability.

Cavli has a broad footprint across Europe for our local LTE and LTE-M connectivity offering, which is unrivaled in the industry regarding service quality and affordability, thanks to our strong operator connections in the EU.

"The Embedded World 2022 event is the premier trade fair for technology companies from around the globe to present their flagship offerings, We are beyond excited to be a part of this prestigious event, share the stage alongside industry heavyweights, and demonstrate to the world how Cavli Wireless is democratizing the Internet of Things."

Tarun Thomas George, Chief Operating Officer at Cavli Wireless

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