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USL40 4G Communication Link for Drones – Beyond Line-of-Sight Control, HD Image Transmission & Data Backhaul The USL40 4G Communication Link is a specialized communication module designed for drones, providing beyond-line-of-sight (BLOS) control, high-definition image transmission, and data backhaul over a 4G LTE network. This module helps drones overcome the limitations of traditional line-of-sight communication, enabling seamless control and data transfer over long distances and in complex environments. With its ability to support network RTK (Real-Time Kinematic) integration, the USL40 ensures high-precision positioning, making it a crucial component for applications in industries like surveying, mapping, and inspection. It also offers communication link redundancy to improve operational reliability, ensuring that drones can function safely and efficiently in a wide range of environments. Whether for industrial, agricultural, or research purposes, the USL40 4G Communication Link enhances the operational capabilities of drones by enabling real-time control, telemetry, and high-quality image transmission at extended ranges. Key Features: Beyond-line-of-sight control for extended range operations HD image transmission and data backhaul for real-time data transfer Integration with network RTK for high-precision positioning Redundant communication link for reliable and safe operation Compact and lightweight design for easy integration into drones No voice calls or SMS support – Focused on data and telemetry Technical Specifications: Working Voltage: 12V Instantaneous Current: 1A Transmission Rate: 300Kbps Supported Standards: FDD-LTE Support for TCP/IP: TCP Voice Calls Support: No SMS Support: No Phone Book Support: No Size: 59mm x 41mm x 16mm Weight: 47g Power Consumption: 1.5W Operating Temperature: -20°C to 60°C Interfaces: Voltage Input: XT30 WAN Interface: MX1.25-4P LAN Interface: MX1.25-4P UART Interface: MX1.25-4P SIM Card Slot: Nano SIM Antenna Plug: MMCX *2 Indicator Light: 4
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