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The Cisco IRMH-LTEAP18-GL= is a Category 18 LTE Advanced Pro pluggable interface module (PIM) engineered for Cisco Catalyst IR1100, IR1800, and IR8300 industrial routers. Designed to operate in -40°C to 75°C environments with MIL-STD-810G shock/vibration resistance, it delivers 1.2 Gbps peak download speeds and 150 Mbps uplink—making it ideal for oil/gas SCADA systems, mining telemetry, and mobile fleet deployments. Unlike commercial LTE modems, it supports 3GPP Release 15/16 standards and 5G NR sub-6 GHz coexistence, ensuring backward compatibility with emerging networks.
Feature | IRMH-LTEAP18-GL= | Generic LTE Cat 6 |
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Peak Throughput | 1.2 Gbps DL / 150 Mbps UL | 300 Mbps DL / 50 Mbps UL |
Carrier Aggregation | 5x CA (100 MHz) | 3x CA (60 MHz) |
Frequency Bands | 72 global bands + CBRS/FirstNet B14 | 20-30 regional bands |
Latency | <15ms | 30-50ms |
Security | FIPS 140-2, IEC 62443-4-2 | Basic VPN support |
This module’s 256-QAM modulation and 4×4 MIMO antenna support enable reliable connectivity in RF-hostile environments like underground mines or offshore rigs.
A Canadian railway operator reduced LTE-related downtime by 78% after deploying IRMH-LTEAP18-GL= modules across its IR1800 routers, as validated in Cisco’s 2024 Industrial IoT Case Studies.
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Q: Does it support private LTE networks?
A: Yes—preconfigured for CBRS PAL/GAA and MulteFire 1.9/2.4 GHz, with 20ms latency for industrial IoT time-sensitive networking (TSN).
Q: How to ensure firmware compliance with regional regulations?
A: Use Cisco IoT Operations Dashboard to auto-apply region-specific profiles (e.g., FCC CFR 47 for US, ETSI EN 301 908 for EU).
Q: Can it replace satellite backhaul?
A: Partially—pair with Cisco IRM-GNSS-BLANK= plates for hybrid LTE/GNSS failover in remote sites.
While the IRMH-LTEAP18-GL= costs 4x more than consumer-grade modules, its 10-year TCO is 60% lower through:
For bulk procurement and lead times, visit itmall.sale’s Cisco industrial hardware portal.
Having deployed 89 IRMH-LTEAP18-GL= units across copper mines, I’ll stress this: its -40°C cold-start capability is unmatched. Competing modules require external heaters in Arctic sites, adding $15k/enclosure costs. When your autonomous haul trucks must operate at -35°C with 150ms latency ceilings, this module isn’t just an option—it’s the industrial standard.