The PiHAT QCTL EC200 is a versatile LTE Cat 1 communication and tracking expansion board designed for Raspberry Pi platforms. Powered by the Quectel EC200 cellular module, it enables reliable 4G LTE connectivity for data transmission, SMS communication, and IoT applications. The integrated GNSS engine supports accurate location tracking using satellite navigation systems, making it ideal for fleet management and remote monitoring. With support for both physical SIM and eSIM connectivity, onboard RTC with battery backup, and communication through USB Type-C or UART, the PiHAT delivers a compact and dependable solution for industrial automation and telemetry systems. Features: Powered by Quectel EC200 LTE Cat 1 module Reliable 4G LTE data and SMS communication Integrated GNSS positioning engine Supports both Physical SIM and eSIM USB Type-C and UART communication interfaces Onboard RTC with battery backup Suitable for IoT and fleet tracking applications Compact Raspberry Pi compatible PiHAT design Specifications: Product Type: LTE Cellular & GNSS PiHAT Module Core: Quectel EC200 Network Support: 4G LTE Data and SMS LTE Category: Cat 1 SIM Interface: Physical SIM and eSIM Location Services: GNSS (GPS/GLONASS) Communication Interface: USB Type-C Secondary Interface: UART RTC: Onboard Real-Time Clock RTC Backup: Battery Supported Power Input: 12V/24V DC Dimensions: 56mm × 85mm Operating Temperature: 0°C to 60°C Storage Temperature: -20°C to 70°C Storage Humidity: 5% to 95% RH Non-Condensing Application: IoT, Tracking, Telemetry Compatible Platform: Raspberry Pi Package Includes: 1 x WIN-PIHAT-QCTL-EC200-4G LTE Cat 1 GNSS Communication Board for Raspberry Pi
Specifications
| Cellular Module | Quectel EC200 |
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| Network Technology | LTE Cat 1 (4G) |
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| SIM Support | Physical SIM and eSIM |
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| Positioning | GNSS (GPS/GLONASS) |
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| Interfaces | USB Type-C and UART |
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| Shipping Weight | 1.5 kg |
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| Shipping Dimensions | 16 × 11 × 4 cm |
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