The LR1121 LoRa Wireless Module Dual-Band (EBYTE E80-400M/900M2213S) is a versatile dual-band RF module supporting 433/868/915 MHz and 2.4 GHz frequencies. It integrates an SMD TCXO for enhanced frequency stability, ensuring reliable communication. With IPEX stamp holes, it facilitates easy antenna connections. The module uses SPI for seamless integration, making it suitable for a wide range of IoT and smart communication applications. Its long-range performance and multi-band support make it ideal for various wireless systems, offering flexibility and robust signal transmission across different frequency bands. Features: Dual-Band Support: Operates on 433/868/915 MHz and 2.4 GHz frequencies. SMD TCXO: Provides enhanced frequency stability. IPEX Stamp Hole: Easy antenna connection. SPI Interface: Ensures seamless integration with other devices. Long-Range Communication: Ideal for IoT and wireless applications. Compact Design: Small form factor for versatile use in various systems. Package Includes: 1 x EBYTE E80-400M2213S LR1121 LoRa Wireless Module Dual-Band Sub-G 433/868/915/2.4G SMD TCXO EBYTE E80-400M/900M2213S IPEX Stamp Hole SPI RF Module.
Specifications
| Dual-Band | Operates on 433/868/915 MHz. |
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| Stable Communication | Uses SMD TCXO for frequency stability. |
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| Easy Integration | SPI interface for seamless system integration. |
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| Antenna Connection | Features IPEX stamp holes for antenna attachment. |
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| Low Power Consumption | Ideal for long-range wireless communication in IoT applications. |
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| Disclaimer | Strictly prohibited for military or life safety use. Any behaviour should be completely at the user's own risk. |
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| Item Type: | dual-band RF module |
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| Frequency Range (MHz): | 433/868/915 |
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| Communication Interface: | SPI |
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| Module Type | Dual-band LoRa RF module. |
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| Input Voltage Range (DC) | 1.8V to 3.7V |
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| Shipping Weight | 0.01 kg |
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| Shipping Dimensions | 8 × 6 × 2 cm |
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