The PiHAT QCTL EC200 is a compact LTE Cat-1 expansion board designed for Raspberry Pi, enabling reliable 4G connectivity with integrated GNSS positioning for accurate tracking and telemetry applications. Powered by the Quectel EC200 module, it supports both physical SIM and eSIM for flexible network redundancy. The onboard RTC ensures precise timekeeping for offline data logging in industrial environments. With dual communication interfaces via UART and USB Type-C, it enables seamless AT command and data transfer. This PiHAT is ideal for IoT telemetry, fleet tracking, smart metering, and industrial automation, offering stable, low-power, and scalable cellular communication performance. Features: LTE Cat-1 4G connectivity for stable IoT communication Integrated GNSS (GPS/GLONASS) for real-time positioning Dual SIM support: physical SIM + eSIM flexibility Onboard RTC with battery backup for accurate timestamps UART and USB Type-C dual communication interface Compact Raspberry Pi HAT form factor (56 × 85 mm) Supports AT commands for full modem control Designed for IoT, telemetry, and industrial automation Specifications: Item Type: Raspberry Pi LTE Expansion HAT Model: WIN-PIHAT-QCTL-EC200-4G-GNSS Network Support: 4G LTE Data & SMS Module Core: Quectel EC200 LTE Cat-1 Power Input: 12–24V DC Communication Interface: UART + USB Type-C Location System: Dedicated GNSS (GPS/GLONASS) SIM Support: Physical SIM + eSIM Timekeeping: RTC with battery backup Dimensions: 56 mm × 85 mm Storage Temperature: -20°C to +70°C Humidity Range: 5–95% RH non-condensing Package Includes: 1 x WIN-PIHAT-QCTL-EC200-4G-GNSS Expansion HAT for Raspberry Pi with eSIM, RTC, UART & USB Type-C Connectivity
Specifications
| Module Core | Quectel EC200 LTE Cat-1 |
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| Power Input | 12–24V DC |
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| Communication Interface | UART + USB Type-C |
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| Location System | Dedicated GNSS (GPS/GLONASS) |
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| Shipping Weight | 1.55 kg |
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| Shipping Dimensions | 16 × 11 × 4 cm |
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