SIM card for M2M devices (machine to machine) - GSM / 2G / 3G / 4G with credit included of € 10

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Once proven, your project moves into the deployment phase: from a test environment to a production environment. To ensure coverage beyond its established base, the connectivity provider must leverage its roaming agreements with other MNOs or MVNOs or seek new partners to fill coverage gaps. With a single object, the problem of managing a fleet does not even arise: you have no problem of visibility on your fleet. MFF2 (QFN8) Standard: Embracing the latest industry standard, ensuring seamless compatibility and optimal performance.

Streamlined Form Factor: Featuring a small footprint and soldered design, our IoT eSIM delivers efficient connectivity without compromising on size.Although classic SIM cards can work in connected devices, they are not adapted for machine to machine use:

The private APN will ensure the link between your object, the telecom infrastructure and your information system.A Soracom IoT SIM and eSIM provides multi-network IoT coverage that automatically connects M2M devices and sensors to the best available network in whichever country they are deployed. IoT connectivity is available in 150+ countries. See below for a sample list, or view full coverage. Country

Versatile Power Supply: With a supply voltage range of 1.62 to 5.5 V, this chip SIM card seamlessly adapts to different power sources, providing flexible usage options. The deployment phase is the stage where your object moves from a test environment to a production environment. To monitor your park, the management platform gives you the keys to ensure your deployment with serenity.

Available in several form factors, Thales ruggedized SIMs and eSIMs contribute to the success of M2M/IoT systems worldwide, offering a dedicated component with the right combination of operating system intelligence, longevity, and flexibility. To stop users to use normal SIM card, telecom operators clearly mention in their general sales conditions the prohibition to use their "traditional" SIM card in alarms with GSM or any device not used for interpersonal communication. The multi-operator SIM card is set up with a single operator profile and through roaming agreements you have several local operators available where your objects can connect depending on the signal quality. When deploying multiple devices, you will need a connectivity platform to simplify the management of your M2M fleet.