RUT850 Supported Frequency Bands
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A frequency band is a specific range of frequencies in the radio frequency (RF) spectrum.
Summary
Different countries and network operators use different frequency bands for communication in their respective mobile networks. Therefore, in order to communicate within an operator's network, the mobile equipment to has to support the frequency bands used by that operator.
This page contains information about mobile frequency bands supported by RUT850 routers.
Supported bands
Devices ordered under different product codes may support different frequency bands. Specifically for RUT850 routers, the seventh symbol of the product code indicates the intended region of operation.
The table below displays bands supported by RUT850 routers based on their product code:
Product code | Region (operator) | ..Supported bands |
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RUT850 9***** | Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Korea, Thailand, India |
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RUT850 4***** | North America (AT&T, Bell, T-Mobile)1 |
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RUT850 5***** | North America (Verizon)1 |
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RUT850 6***** | Australia (Telstra) |
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RUT850 7***** | South America, Australia, New Zealand, Taiwan |
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RUT850 8***** | Japan |
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RUT850 A***** | Global |
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1 Router is not certified on AT&T, Verizon, Bell and T-Mobile networks.
2 LTE B2 of RUT850 7***** version does not support Rx-diversity.
If you are unsure which product code is right for you, you can look up which bands are used in your region or by your operator in this website or contact your sales manager for that information.