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2BUGM-AIRIMAGE2Air Quality Sensor

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Application Details

Equipment Class
PCB - PCS Licensed Transmitter
Date of Grant
Jul 03, 2026
Application Purpose
Original Equipment
Equipment Note
Air Quality Sensor
Frequency Range
699.00000000 - 716.00000000
Company
Camfil AB
Country
Sweden

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Users Manual

AirImage 2.0 User Manual Unlock IAQ control – intelligently – standard mode Β© All rights reserved. Camfil reserves the right to modify this manual at any time without notice. Without prior written consent from Camfil, any part of the manual should not be duplicated, reproduced or translated into any other languages. Version history: Version Revision date Revision description 1.0 06/10/2025 First release Table of content About this manual ....................................................................................................................4 Glossary of symbols ................................................................................................................5 Important safety information ..................................................................................................5 Mounting ..................................................................................................................................6 Technical information ..............................................................................................................7 Set-up ......................................................................................................................................8 Link the first CamCleaner ........................................................................................................8 Screen views ............................................................................................................................9 Settings..................................................................................................................................10 MyCamfilConnect portal ........................................................................................................11 Maintenance ..........................................................................................................................12 Troubleshooting ....................................................................................................................12 Guarantees and undertakings ...............................................................................................13 Disclaimer of liability ..............................................................................................................13 Manufacturer’s declaration of conformity ............................................................................14 Camfil AirImage 2.0 Manual – Standard Mode 32 Camfil AirImage 2.0 Manual – Standard Mode Important safety information: β€’ Do not open the AirImage 2.0 casing β€’ Only use the original power supply provided by Camfil β€’ Do not cover the inlets or outlets β€’ Use of equipment, components, and accessories other than those specified by Camfil may impair the safe operation of the equipment. β€’ The safe operation of the equipment as part of a larger system is the responsibility of the installer of the system. β€’ The AirImage 2.0 is not waterproof. Exposing it to water or setting it in a pool of water can severely damage your AirImage 2.0. β€’ DO NOT mount the AirImage 2.0 upside down. This will affect the functionality of the measurements β€’ Mount the AirImage on an inside wall approximately 1.4 m (4-Β½ ft) from the floor (or in the specified location), to allow exposure to the average zone temperature. Avoid locations that are exposed to discharge air from registers or radiation from appliances, lights, or the sun β€’ Clean the AirImage 2.0 carefully with a dry cloth, do not use liquid cleaners, aerosol cleaners or pressurized air to clean it. β€’ The AirImage 2.0 is not intended for outdoor use. β€’ Before plugging the power adapter into a socket, check if power source, voltage and frequency corresponds to 100– 240V and 50–60Hz. Current rating of power adapter is 0.6A. β€’ Do not use the equipment at altitudes exceeding 2,000 meters (6,560 feet). β€’ The maximum power consumption of the AirImage 2.0 is 8W β€’ The supplied power adapter is rated to operate between 0 Β°C and +40 Β°C (32 Β°F to 104 Β°F), with humidity ranging from 20% to 85% WEEE directive requires that old or defective electri- cal and electronic products must be disposed of in an environmentally sound way. The symbol means that your product should be collected separately from household waste. Please contact a retailer or your community for the nearest collection center. The power adapter is intended for use at supply voltages with fluctuations not exceeding +/-10% and classified as overvoltage category II. Glossary of symbols Control modes: Schedule: Assign CamCleaners to a personalized schedule. Pre-set up to 3 different schedules in the settings. Fan Speed: Choose a Fan Speed between 1 and 6. IAQ Control: Set a maximum PM 2.5 value that your Air Quality can reach. The CamCleaner will automati- cally turn on when the level rises above. Warning Messages: Filter message: appears when the filter capacity is at 10% (yellow) or at zero (red). Fan error: receive an error message in case the fan of one of the connected CamCleaners is not running properly. Find both on the Home screen, check CamCleaner unit infor- mation under device status for fan error details, and on the CamCleaner Control screen for exact remaining filter capacity. Menu screens: Get status updates on all connected devices, real-time environmental measurements, and a graph of historical PM 2.5 data. A 4G logo indicates a mobile connection with double arrows confirming connection to the cloud. Connect CamCleaners, adjust their control mode, and click on them to view detailed unit and filter information. Gain insights into historical PM 2.5 values, the harmful particles removed by your devices, and the clean air they delivered. Pre-set the schedule and IAQ control settings, access AirImage unit information, and adjust general settings like language, time zone, lock, or screen saver. About this manual This operator instruction manual is for Camfil’s customers. It describes the functioning of the product…

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Test Report

SPE-17-8-035-B Part No: MFX3.07.0150C Description: NB-IoT / CAT M1 Wide Band Flex Antenna 698MHz - 3000 MHz Features: Patent Pending Ground Plane Independent NB-IoT / CAT M1 Bands 698-3000 MHz >45% Efficiency on All bands Up to 5 dBi Peak Gain Dimensions: 96*21*0.2 mm Cable: 150mm of Ø1.37mm Connector: IPEX MHFI (U.FL Compatible) RoHS & Reach Compliant 2 SPE-17-8-035-B www.taoglas.com Taoglas makes no warranties based on the accuracy or completeness of the contents of this document and reserves the right to make changes to specifications and product descriptions at any time without notice. Taoglas reserves all rights to this document and the information contained herein. Reproduction, use or disclosure to third parties without express permission is strictly prohibited. 1. Introduction 3 2. Specifications 4 3. Antenna Characteristics 6 4. Radiation Patterns 8 5. Mechanical Drawing 12 6. Packaging 13 Changelog 14 3 SPE-17-8-035-B www.taoglas.com The patent pending MFX3 ultra-wideband flexible antenna has been designed for NB-IoT / CAT M1 applications to provide highest efficiency and covers all working frequencies in the 698-3000MHz spectrum, covering all Cellular, 2.4GHz Wi-Fi, ISM and AGPS. The antenna is omni-directional, delivered with a flexible body with excellent efficiencies on all bands, ground independent, with cable and connector for easy installation. NB-IoT / CAT M1is a low power wide area (LPWA) technology specifically designed for IoT and M2M. NB-IoT / CAT M1 technology offers lower maintenance cost, with greater efficiency and reliability by reducing power consumption and providing deeper penetration compared to standard cellular technologies. It operates on secure mobile networks making it suited to automotive, smart meter, medical and smart city applications. The MFX3 flexible polymer antenna, at 96*21*0.2mm, is extremely thin, and truly ultra-wideband, with high efficiencies across the bands. It is assembled by a simple β€œpeel and stick” process, attaching securely to non- metal surfaces via 3M adhesive. It enables designers to use only one antenna that covers NB-IoT, CAT M1 and all common LTE frequencies. The MFX3 is made of durable flexible polymer and is designed to be mounted directly onto a plastic or glass cover. It offers up to 5dBi peak gain, an efficiency of more than 45% across the bands and is an ideal choice for any device maker that needs to keep manufacturing costs down over the lifetime of a product. It is ground plane independent and delivered with a cable and connector for easy connecting to the wireless module or customer PCB. Like all similar antennas, care should be taken to mount the antenna at least 10mm from metal components or surfaces, and ideally 20mm for best radiation efficiency. Cables and connectors are customizable, for further information contact your regional Taoglas customer support team. 1. Introduction 1. Introduction 1. Introduction 1. Introduction 1. Introduction 1. Introduction 1. Introduction 1. Introduction 4 SPE-17-8-035-B www.taoglas.com Electrical Frequency (MHz) Band 2 Band 4 Band 12 Tx Rx Tx Rx Tx Rx 1850-1910 1930-1990 1710-1755 2110-2155 699-716 729-746 Peak Gain (dBi) 3.07 3.10 3.68 4.51 0.36 0.21 Efficiency (%) 75.98 71.07 68.22 82.01 45.59 44.35 Average Gain (dB) -1.19 -1.48 -1.66 -0.86 -3.41 -3.53 Radiation Properties Omni-directional Max Input Power (Watts) 5 Polarization Linear Impedance (Ohms) 50 Ohms *Tested on 3mm ABS Plastic Mechanical Dimensions (mm) 96*21*0.2 mm Material Flexible Polymer Connector and Cable U.FL and 1.37 mm mini coax Cable Length 150 mm Environmental Operation Temperature -40Β°C to 85Β°C Storage Temperature -40Β°C to 85Β°C Relative Humidity 40% to 95% RoHs Compliant Yes REACH Complaint Yes 2. Specifications 3. Antenna Characteristics2. Specifications 3. Antenna Characteristics 4. Antenna Radiation Patterns3. Antenna Characteristics2. Specifications 3. Antenna Characteristics2. Specifications 3. Antenna Characteristics 4. Antenna Radiation Patterns3. Antenna Characteristics 4. Antenna Radiation Patterns 4. Antenna Radiation Patterns3. Antenna Characteristics 4. Antenna Radiation Patterns3. Antenna Characteristics2. Specifications 5 SPE-17-8-035-B www.taoglas.com 5G/4G Bands Band Number 5GNR / FR1 / LTE / LTE-Advanced / WCDMA / HSPA / HSPA+ / TD-SCDMA Uplink Downlink Covered 1 UL: 1920 to 1980 DL: 2110 to 2170 βœ“ 2 UL: 1850 to 1910 DL: 1930 to 1990 βœ“ 3 UL: 1710 to 1785 DL: 1805 to 1880 βœ“ 4 UL: 1710 to 1755 DL: 2110 to 2155 βœ“ 5 UL: 824 to 849 DL: 869 to 894 βœ“ 7 UL: 2500 to 2570 DL:2620 to 2690 βœ“ 8 UL: 880 to 915 DL: 925 to 960 βœ“ 9 UL: 1749.9 to 1784.9 DL: 1844.9 to 1879.9 βœ“ 11 UL: 1427.9 to 1447.9 DL: 1475.9 to 1495.9  12 UL: 699 to 716 DL: 729 to 746 βœ“ 13 UL: 777 to 787 DL: 746 to 756 βœ“ 14 UL: 788 to 798 DL: 758 to 768 βœ“ 17 UL: 704 to 716 DL: 734 to 746 βœ“ 18 UL: 815 to 830 DL: 860 to 875 βœ“ 19 UL: 830 to 845 DL: 875 to 890 βœ“ 20 UL: 832 to 862 DL: 791 to 821 βœ“ 21 UL: 1447.9 to 1462.9 DL: 1495.9 to 1510.9  22 UL: 3410 to 3490 DL: 3510 to 3590  23 UL:2000 to 2020 DL: 2180 to 2200 βœ“ 24 UL:1625.5 to 1660.5 DL: 1525 to 1559  25 UL: 1850 to 1915 DL: 1930 to 1995 βœ“ 26 UL: 814 to 849 DL: 859 to 894 βœ“ 27 UL: 807 to 824 DL: 852 to 869 βœ“ 28 UL: 703 to 748 DL: 758 to 803 βœ“ 29 UL: - DL: 717 to 728 βœ“ 30 UL: 2305 to 2315 DL: 2350 to 2360 βœ“ 31 UL: 452.5 to 457.5 DL: 462.5 to 467.5  32 UL: - DL: 1452 - 1496 βœ“ 35 1850 to 1910 βœ“ 38 2570 to 2620 βœ“ 39 1880 to 1920 βœ“ 40 2300 to 2400 βœ“ 41 2496 to 2690 βœ“ 42 3400 to 3600  43 3600 to 3800  48 3550 to 3700  66 UL: 1710-1780 DL: 2110-2200 βœ“ 71 617 to 698  74/75/76 1427 to 1518  78 3300 to 3800  79 4400 to 5000  6 SPE-17-8-035-B www.taoglas.com 3.1 Return Loss 3.2 Efficiency 3. Antenna Characteristics 4. Antenna Radiation Patterns3. Antenna Characteristics 4. Antenna Radiation Patterns 4. Antenna Radiation Patterns3. Antenna Characteristics 4. Antenna Radiation Patterns3. Antenna Characteristics 4. Antenna Radiation Patterns 4. Antenna Radiation Patterns 4. Antenna Radiat…

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Test Setup Photos

Annex A101 - Photographs No. 1-2846-26-01-02_TR1-A101-R01 June 22, 2026 DescriptionPhotos of EUT and test position This document is electronically signed and valid without handwritten signature. Public keys for verifcation of the electronic signatures can be requested at the testing laboratory. Alexander Hnatovskiy Coordinator Area Regulatory Services Radio authorized by cetecom advanced GmbH Untertuerkheimer Str. 6-10, 66117 Saarbruecken Document No. 1-2846-26-01-02_TR1-A101-R01 Page 1 of 7 Photo 1 DUT - front view Photo 2 DUT - back view cetecom advanced GmbH Untertuerkheimer Str. 6-10, 66117 Saarbruecken Document No. 1-2846-26-01-02_TR1-A101-R01 Page 2 of 7 Photo 3 DUT - right view Photo 4 DUT - top view cetecom advanced GmbH Untertuerkheimer Str. 6-10, 66117 Saarbruecken Document No. 1-2846-26-01-02_TR1-A101-R01 Page 3 of 7 Photo 5 Test position front side without any distance Photo 6 Test position back side without any distance cetecom advanced GmbH Untertuerkheimer Str. 6-10, 66117 Saarbruecken Document No. 1-2846-26-01-02_TR1-A101-R01 Page 4 of 7 Photo 7 Test position left side without any distance Photo 8 Test position right side without any distance cetecom advanced GmbH Untertuerkheimer Str. 6-10, 66117 Saarbruecken Document No. 1-2846-26-01-02_TR1-A101-R01 Page 5 of 7 Photo 9 Test position top side without any distance Photo 10 Test position bottom side without any distance cetecom advanced GmbH Untertuerkheimer Str. 6-10, 66117 Saarbruecken Document No. 1-2846-26-01-02_TR1-A101-R01 Page 6 of 7 Document History End of document ReleaseApplied changesRelease date R01initial releaseJune 22, 2026 cetecom advanced GmbH Untertuerkheimer Str. 6-10, 66117 Saarbruecken Document No. 1-2846-26-01-02_TR1-A101-R01 Page 7 of 7

Test Setup Photos

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Test Report

Page 1 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 Conducted Spurious LTE BAND-2 LTE BAND-2 Band2_1.4M_QPSK_Low Band2_1.4M_16QAM_Low Band2_1.4M_QPSK_Middle Band2_1.4M_16QAM_Middle Band2_1.4M_QPSK_High Band2_1.4M_16QAM_High Page 2 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-2 LTE BAND-2 Band2_3M_QPSK_Low Band2_3M_16QAM_Low Band2_3M_QPSK_Middle Band2_3M_16QAM_Middle Band2_3M_QPSK_High Band2_3M_16QAM_High Page 3 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-2 LTE BAND-2 Band2_5M_QPSK_Low Band2_5M_16QAM_Low Band2_5M_QPSK_Middle Band2_5M_16QAM_Middle Band2_5M_QPSK_High Band2_5M_16QAM_High Page 4 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-2 LTE BAND-2 Band2_10M_QPSK_Low Band2_10M_QPSK_Middle Band2_10M_QPSK_High Band2_15M_QPSK_Low Band2_15M_QPSK_Middle Band2_15M_QPSK_High Page 5 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-2 LTE BAND-2 Band2_20M_QPSK_Low Band2_20M_QPSK_Middle Band2_20M_QPSK_High Page 6 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-4 LTE BAND-4 Band4_1.4M_QPSK_Low Band4_1.4M_16QAM_Low Band4_1.4M_QPSK_Middle Band4_1.4M_16QAM_Middle Band4_1.4M_QPSK_High Band4_1.4M_16QAM_High Page 7 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-4 LTE BAND-4 Band4_3M_QPSK_Low Band4_3M_16QAM_Low Band4_3M_QPSK_Middle Band4_3M_16QAM_Middle Band4_3M_QPSK_High Band4_3M_16QAM_High Page 8 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-4 LTE BAND-4 Band4_5M_QPSK_Low Band4_5M_16QAM_Low Band4_5M_QPSK_Middle Band4_5M_16QAM_Middle Band4_5M_QPSK_High Band4_5M_16QAM_High Page 9 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-4 LTE BAND-4 Band4_10M_QPSK_Low Band4_10M_QPSK_Middle Band4_10M_QPSK_High Band4_15M_QPSK_Low Band4_15M_QPSK_Middle Band4_15M_QPSK_High Page 10 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-4 LTE BAND-4 Band4_20M_QPSK_Low Band4_20M_QPSK_Middle Band4_20M_QPSK_High Page 11 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-5 LTE BAND-5 Band5_1.4M_QPSK_Low Band5_1.4M_16QAM_Low Band5_1.4M_QPSK_Middle Band5_1.4M_16QAM_Middle Band5_1.4M_QPSK_High Band5_1.4M_16QAM_High Page 12 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-5 LTE BAND-5 Band5_3M_QPSK_Low Band5_3M_16QAM_Low Band5_3M_QPSK_Middle Band5_3M_16QAM_Middle Band5_3M_QPSK_High Band5_3M_16QAM_High Page 13 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-5 LTE BAND-5 Band5_5M_QPSK_Low Band5_5M_16QAM_Low Band5_5M_QPSK_Middle Band5_5M_16QAM_Middle Band5_5M_QPSK_High Band5_5M_16QAM_High Page 14 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-5 LTE BAND-5 Band5_10M_QPSK_Low Band5_10M_QPSK_Middle Band5_10M_QPSK_High Page 15 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-12 LTE BAND-12 Band12_1.4M_QPSK_Low Band12_1.4M_16QAM_Low Band12_1.4M_QPSK_Middle Band12_1.4M_16QAM_Middle Band12_1.4M_QPSK_High Band12_1.4M_16QAM_High Page 16 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-12 LTE BAND-12 Band12_3M_QPSK_Low Band12_3M_16QAM_Low Band12_3M_QPSK_Middle Band12_3M_16QAM_Middle Band12_3M_QPSK_High Band12_3M_16QAM_High Page 17 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-12 LTE BAND-12 Band12_5M_QPSK_Low Band12_5M_16QAM_Low Band12_5M_QPSK_Middle Band12_5M_16QAM_Middle Band12_5M_QPSK_High Band12_5M_16QAM_High Page 18 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-12 LTE BAND-12 Band12_10M_QPSK_Low Band12_10M_QPSK_Middle Band12_10M_QPSK_High Page 19 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-13 LTE BAND-13 Band13_5M_QPSK_Low Band13_5M_16QAM_Low Band13_5M_QPSK_Middle Band13_5M_16QAM_Middle Band13_5M_QPSK_High Band13_5M_16QAM_High Page 20 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-13 LTE BAND-13 Band13_10M_QPSK_Middle Page 21 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-25 LTE BAND-25 Band25_1.4M_QPSK_Low Band25_1.4M_16QAM_Low Band25_1.4M_QPSK_Middle Band25_1.4M_16QAM_Middle Band25_1.4M_QPSK_High Band25_1.4M_16QAM_High Page 22 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-25 LTE BAND-25 Band25_3M_QPSK_Low Band25_3M_16QAM_Low Band25_3M_QPSK_Middle Band25_3M_16QAM_Middle Band25_3M_QPSK_High Band25_3M_16QAM_High Page 23 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-25 LTE BAND-25 Band25_5M_QPSK_Low Band25_5M_16QAM_Low Band25_5M_QPSK_Middle Band25_5M_16QAM_Middle Band25_5M_QPSK_High Band25_5M_16QAM_High Page 24 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-25 LTE BAND-25 Band25_10M_QPSK_Low Band25_10M_QPSK_Middle Band25_10M_QPSK_High Band25_15M_QPSK_Low Band25_15M_QPSK_Middle Band25_15M_QPSK_High Page 25 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-25 LTE BAND-25 Band25_20M_QPSK_Low Band25_20M_QPSK_Middle Band25_20M_QPSK_High Page 26 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE Part22 BAND-26 LTE Part22 BAND-26 Band26_1.4M_QPSK_Low Band26_1.4M_16QAM_Low Band26_1.4M_QPSK_Middle Band26_1.4M_16QAM_Middle Band26_1.4M_QPSK_High Band26_1.4M_16QAM_High Page 27 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE Part22 BAND-26 LTE Part22 BAND-26 Band26_3M_QPSK_Low Band26_3M_16QAM_Low Band26_3M_QPSK_Middle Band26_3M_16QAM_Middle Band26_3M_QPSK_High Band26_3M_16QAM_High Page 28 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE Part22 BAND-26 LTE Part22 BAND-26 Band26_5M_QPSK_Low Band26_5M_16QAM_Low Band26_5M_QPSK_Middle Band26_5M_16QAM_Middle Band26_5M_QPSK_High Band26_5M_16QAM_High Page 29 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE Part22 BAND-26 LTE Part22 BAND-26 Band26_10M_QPSK_Low Band26_10M_QPSK_Middle Band26_10M_QPSK_High Band26_15M_QPSK_Low Band26_15M_QPSK_Middle Band26_15M_QPSK_High Page 30 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE Part90 BAND-26 LTE Part90 BAND-26 Band26_1.4M_QPSK_Low Band26_1.4M_16QAM_Low Band26_1.4M_QPSK_Middle Band26_1.4M_16QAM_Middle Band26_1.4M_QPSK_High Band26_1.4M_16QAM_High Page 31 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE Part90 BAND-26 LTE Part90 BAND-26 Band26_3M_QPSK_Low Band26_3M_16QAM_Low Band26_3M_QPSK_Middle Band26_3M_16QAM_Middle Band26_3M_QPSK_High Band26_3M_16QAM_High Page 32 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE Part90 BAND-26 LTE Part90 BAND-26 Band26_5M_QPSK_Low Band26_5M_16QAM_Low Band26_5M_QPSK_Middle Band26_5M_16QAM_Middle Band26_5M_QPSK_High Band26_5M_16QAM_High Page 33 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE Part90 BAND-26 LTE Part90 BAND-26 Band26_10M_QPSK_Middle Page 34 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-41 LTE BAND-41 Band41_5M_QPSK_Low 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Test Report

Page 1 of 10 Report No.: STS2006042W01 PAR LTE BAND-2 LTE BAND-2 Band2_1_QPSK_Low Band2_100_QPSK_Low Band2_1_QPSK_Middle Band2_100_QPSK_Middle Band2_1_QPSK_High Band2_100_QPSK_High Page 2 of 10 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-4 LTE BAND-4 Band4_1_QPSK_Low Band4_100_QPSK_Low Band4_1_QPSK_Middle Band4_100_QPSK_Middle Band4_1_QPSK_High Band4_100_QPSK_High Page 3 of 10 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-5 LTE BAND-5 Band5_1_QPSK_Low Band5_50_QPSK_Low Band5_1_QPSK_Middle Band5_50_QPSK_Middle Band5_1_QPSK_High Band5_50_QPSK_High Page 4 of 10 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-12 LTE BAND-12 Band12_1_QPSK_Low Band12_50_QPSK_Low Band12_1_QPSK_Middle Band12_50_QPSK_Middle Band12_1_QPSK_High Band12_50_QPSK_High Page 5 of 10 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-13 LTE BAND-13 Band13_1_QPSK_Middle_ Band13_50_QPSK_Middle_ Page 6 of 10 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-25 LTE BAND-25 Band25_1_QPSK_Low Band25_100_QPSK_Low Band25_1_QPSK_Middle Band25_100_QPSK_Middle Band25_1_QPSK_High Band25_100_QPSK_High Page 7 of 10 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE Part22 BAND-26 LTE Part22 BAND-26 Band26_1_QPSK_Low Band26_75_QPSK_Low Band26_1_QPSK_Middle Band26_75_QPSK_Middle Band26_1_QPSK_High Band26_75_QPSK_High Page 8 of 10 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE Part90 BAND-26 LTE Part90 BAND-26 Band26_1_QPSK_Middle Band26_50_QPSK_Middle Page 9 of 10 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-41 LTE BAND-41 Band41_1_QPSK_Low Band41_100_QPSK_Low Band41_1_QPSK_Middle Band41_100_QPSK_Middle Band41_1_QPSK_High Band41_100_QPSK_High Page 10 of 10 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-66 LTE BAND-66 Band66_1_QPSK_Low Band66_100_QPSK_Low Band66_1_QPSK_Middle Band66_100_QPSK_Middle Band66_1_QPSK_High Band66_100_QPSK_High

Test Report

Page 1 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 26BW and 99% LTE BAND-2 LTE BAND-2 Band2_1.4M_QPSK_Low Band2_1.4M_16QAM_Low Band2_1.4M_QPSK_Middle Band2_1.4M_16QAM_Middle Band2_1.4M_QPSK_High Band2_1.4M_16QAM_High Page 2 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-2 LTE BAND-2 Band2_3M_QPSK_Low Band2_3M_16QAM_Low Band2_3M_QPSK_Middle Band2_3M_16QAM_Middle Band2_3M_QPSK_High Band2_3M_16QAM_High Page 3 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-2 LTE BAND-2 Band2_5M_QPSK_Low Band2_5M_16QAM_Low Band2_5M_QPSK_Middle Band2_5M_16QAM_Middle Band2_5M_QPSK_High Band2_5M_16QAM_High Page 4 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-2 LTE BAND-2 Band2_10M_QPSK_Low Band2_10M_QPSK_Middle Band2_10M_QPSK_High Band2_15M_QPSK_Low Band2_15M_QPSK_Middle Band2_15M_QPSK_High Page 5 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-2 LTE BAND-2 Band2_20M_QPSK_Low Band2_20M_QPSK_Middle Band2_20M_QPSK_High Page 6 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-4 LTE BAND-4 Band4_1.4M_QPSK_Low Band4_1.4M_16QAM_Low Band4_1.4M_QPSK_Middle Band4_1.4M_16QAM_Middle Band4_1.4M_QPSK_High Band4_1.4M_16QAM_High Page 7 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-4 LTE BAND-4 Band4_3M_QPSK_Low Band4_3M_16QAM_Low Band4_3M_QPSK_Middle Band4_3M_16QAM_Middle Band4_3M_QPSK_High Band4_3M_16QAM_High Page 8 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-4 LTE BAND-4 Band4_5M_QPSK_Low Band4_5M_16QAM_Low Band4_5M_QPSK_Middle Band4_5M_16QAM_Middle Band4_5M_QPSK_High Band4_5M_16QAM_High Page 9 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-4 LTE BAND-4 Band4_10M_QPSK_Low Band4_10M_QPSK_Middle Band4_10M_QPSK_High Band4_15M_QPSK_Low Band4_15M_QPSK_Middle Band4_15M_QPSK_High Page 10 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-4 LTE BAND-4 Band4_20M_QPSK_Low Band4_20M_QPSK_Middle Band4_20M_QPSK_High Page 11 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-5 LTE BAND-5 Band5_1.4M_QPSK_Low Band5_1.4M_16QAM_Low Band5_1.4M_QPSK_Middle Band5_1.4M_16QAM_Middle Band5_1.4M_QPSK_High Band5_1.4M_16QAM_High Page 12 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-5 LTE BAND-5 Band5_3M_QPSK_Low Band5_3M_16QAM_Low Band5_3M_QPSK_Middle Band5_3M_16QAM_Middle Band5_3M_QPSK_High Band5_3M_16QAM_High Page 13 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-5 LTE BAND-5 Band5_5M_QPSK_Low Band5_5M_16QAM_Low Band5_5M_QPSK_Middle Band5_5M_16QAM_Middle Band5_5M_QPSK_High Band5_5M_16QAM_High Page 14 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-5 LTE BAND-5 Band5_10M_QPSK_Low Band5_10M_QPSK_Middle Band5_10M_QPSK_High Page 15 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-12 LTE BAND-12 Band12_1.4M_QPSK_Low Band12_1.4M_16QAM_Low Band12_1.4M_QPSK_Middle Band12_1.4M_16QAM_Middle Band12_1.4M_QPSK_High Band12_1.4M_16QAM_High Page 16 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-12 LTE BAND-12 Band12_3M_QPSK_Low Band12_3M_16QAM_Low Band12_3M_QPSK_Middle Band12_3M_16QAM_Middle Band12_3M_QPSK_High Band12_3M_16QAM_High Page 17 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-12 LTE BAND-12 Band12_5M_QPSK_Low Band12_5M_16QAM_Low Band12_5M_QPSK_Middle Band12_5M_16QAM_Middle Band12_5M_QPSK_High Band12_5M_16QAM_High Page 18 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-12 LTE BAND-12 Band12_10M_QPSK_Low Band12_10M_QPSK_Middle Band12_10M_QPSK_High Page 19 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-13 LTE BAND-13 Band13_5M_QPSK_Low Band13_5M_16QAM_Low Band13_5M_QPSK_Middle Band13_5M_16QAM_Middle Band13_5M_QPSK_High Band13_5M_16QAM_High Page 20 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-13 LTE BAND-13 Band13_10M_QPSK_Middle Page 21 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-25 LTE BAND-25 Band25_1.4M_QPSK_Low Band25_1.4M_16QAM_Low Band25_1.4M_QPSK_Middle Band25_1.4M_16QAM_Middle Band25_1.4M_QPSK_High Band25_1.4M_16QAM_High Page 22 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-25 LTE BAND-25 Band25_3M_QPSK_Low Band25_3M_16QAM_Low Band25_3M_QPSK_Middle Band25_3M_16QAM_Middle Band25_3M_QPSK_High Band25_3M_16QAM_High Page 23 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-25 LTE BAND-25 Band25_5M_QPSK_Low Band25_5M_16QAM_Low Band25_5M_QPSK_Middle Band25_5M_16QAM_Middle Band25_5M_QPSK_High Band25_5M_16QAM_High Page 24 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-25 LTE BAND-25 Band25_10M_QPSK_Low Band25_10M_QPSK_Middle Band25_10M_QPSK_High Band25_15M_QPSK_Low Band25_15M_QPSK_Middle Band25_15M_QPSK_High Page 25 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-25 LTE BAND-25 Band25_20M_QPSK_Low Band25_20M_QPSK_Middle Band25_20M_QPSK_High Page 26 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE Part22 BAND-26 LTE Part22 BAND-26 Band26_1.4M_QPSK_Low Band26_1.4M_16QAM_Low Band26_1.4M_QPSK_Middle Band26_1.4M_16QAM_Middle Band26_1.4M_QPSK_High Band26_1.4M_16QAM_High Page 27 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE Part22 BAND-26 LTE Part22 BAND-26 Band26_3M_QPSK_Low Band26_3M_16QAM_Low Band26_3M_QPSK_Middle Band26_3M_16QAM_Middle Band26_3M_QPSK_High Band26_3M_16QAM_High Page 28 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE Part22 BAND-26 LTE Part22 BAND-26 Band26_5M_QPSK_Low Band26_5M_16QAM_Low Band26_5M_QPSK_Middle Band26_5M_16QAM_Middle Band26_5M_QPSK_High Band26_5M_16QAM_High Page 29 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE Part22 BAND-26 LTE Part22 BAND-26 Band26_10M_QPSK_Low Band26_10M_QPSK_Middle Band26_10M_QPSK_High Band26_15M_QPSK_Low Band26_15M_QPSK_Middle Band26_15M_QPSK_High Page 30 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE Part90 BAND-26 LTE Part90 BAND-26 Band26_1.4M_QPSK_Low Band26_1.4M_16QAM_Low Band26_1.4M_QPSK_Middle Band26_1.4M_16QAM_Middle Band26_1.4M_QPSK_High Band26_1.4M_16QAM_High Page 31 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE Part90 BAND-26 LTE Part90 BAND-26 Band26_3M_QPSK_Low Band26_3M_16QAM_Low Band26_3M_QPSK_Middle Band26_3M_16QAM_Middle Band26_3M_QPSK_High Band26_3M_16QAM_High Page 32 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE Part90 BAND-26 LTE Part90 BAND-26 Band26_5M_QPSK_Low Band26_5M_16QAM_Low Band26_5M_QPSK_Middle Band26_5M_16QAM_Middle Band26_5M_QPSK_High Band26_5M_16QAM_High Page 33 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE Part90 BAND-26 LTE Part90 BAND-26 Band26_10M_QPSK_Middle Page 34 of 41 Report No.: STS2006042W01 LTE BAND-41 LTE BAND-41 Band41_5M_QPSK_Low Band41_5M_16QAM_Low Band41_5M_QPSK_Middle Band41_5M_16QAM_Middle Band41_5M_QPSK_…

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Any reproduction of this document must be done in full. No single part of this document may be reproduced without permission from STS, All Test Data Presented in this report is only applicable to presented Test sample. Shenzhen STS Test Services Co., Ltd. A 1/F, Building B, Zhuoke Science Park, No.190 Chongqing Road, HepingShequ, Fuyong Sub-District, Bao’an District, Shenzhen, Guang Dong, China TEL: +86-755 3688 6288 FAX: +86-755 3688 6277 E-mail:[email protected] RADIO TEST REPORT Report No.:STS2111043W01 Issued for SIMCom Wireless Solutions Limited No.633, Jinzhong Road, Shanghai, China Product Name: LTE/GNSS MODULE Brand Name: SIMCom Model Name: SIM7600G Series Model: SIM7600G miniPCIE FCC ID: 2AJYU-8PYA008 Test Standard: 47 CFR Part 2, 22H, 24(E), 27, 90 S T L A B S Page 2 of 149 Report No.: STS2111043W01 TEST RESULT CERTIFICATION Applicant’s Name................: SIMCom Wireless Solutions Limited Address .................................. : No.633, Jinzhong Road, Shanghai, China Manufacture's Name ............ : SIMCom Wireless Solutions Limited Address .................................. : No.633, Jinzhong Road, Shanghai, China Product Description Product Name ........................ : LTE/GNSS MODULE Brand Name ......................... : SIMCom Model Name ........................... : SIM7600G Series Model .......................... : SIM7600G miniPCIE Test Standards ...................... : 47 CFR Part 2, 22H, 24(E), 27, 90 Test Procedure ....................... : KDB 971168 D01 v03r01, ANSI C63.26 2015 This device described above has been tested by STS, the test results show that the equipment under test (EUT) is in compliance with the FCC requirements. And it is applicable only to the tested sample identified in the report. This report shall not be reproduced except in full, without the written approval of STS, this document may be altered or revised by STS, personal only, and shall be noted in the revision of the document. Date of Test ................................ : Date of receipt of test item .......... : 09 June 2020 Date (s) of performance of tests . : 06 June 2020 ~ 25 Nov. 2021 Date of Issue .............................. : 25 Nov. 2021 Test Result .................................. : Pass Testing Engineer : (Chris Chen) Technical Manager : (Sean she) Authorized Signatory : (Vita Li) Page 3 of 149 Report No.: STS2111043…

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Contact Information

Applicant

William Law
[email protected]Fax: 0

Technical Contact

Camfil USA Inc.Keith Woolard
[email protected]

1 N Corporate Dr. Β· Riverdale, New Jersey, 07457 Β· United States

Test Firm

cetecom advanced GmbHGerald Schmidt
[email protected]Fax: 49-681-598-8775

Technical Specifications

#Rule PartsFrequency RangePower OutputEmissionTolerance
124E1.85 GHz - 1.91 GHz213.80 mW17M9G7D0.019ppm
224E1.85 GHz - 1.91 GHz190.55 mW4M53W7D0.019ppm
3271.71 GHz - 1.75 GHz288.40 mW17M9G7D0.021ppm
4271.71 GHz - 1.75 GHz245.47 mW4M53W7D0.021ppm
522H824 MHz - 849 MHz53.70 mW8M91G7D0.05ppm
622H824 MHz - 849 MHz37.15 mW4M53W7D0.05ppm
727699 MHz - 716 MHz58.88 mW8M94G7D0.051ppm
827699 MHz - 716 MHz45.71 mW4M53W7D0.051ppm
927777 MHz - 787 MHz28.18 mW8M96G7D0.049ppm
127777 MHz - 787 MHz21.88 mW4M54W7D0.049ppm
1124E1.85 GHz - 1.92 GHz281.84 mW17M9G7D0.019ppm
1224E1.85 GHz - 1.92 GHz208.93 mW4M52W7D0.019ppm
1322H824 MHz - 849 MHz48.98 mW13M5G7D0.021ppm
1422H824 MHz - 849 MHz38.02 mW4M53W7D0.021ppm
159814 MHz - 824 MHz53.70 mW8M92G7D0.021ppm
169814 MHz - 824 MHz44.67 mW4M53W7D0.021ppm
17272.50 GHz - 2.69 GHz177.87 mW17M9G7D0.014ppm
18272.50 GHz - 2.69 GHz128.82 mW4M52W7D0.014ppm
19271.71 GHz - 1.78 GHz302.00 mW17M9G7D0.019ppm
2271.71 GHz - 1.78 GHz200.00 mW4M53W7D0.019ppm
Confidentiality
Long Term
Grant Notes
Power output listed is ERP for frequencies below 1GHz and EIRP for frequencies above 1GHz. The device supports LTE bands 2, 4, 5, 12, 13, 25, 26, 41, 66 with QPSK and 16-QAM modulation. 16-QAM modulation only supports bandwidths up to 5 MHz. The device also incorporates a WLAN module with the FCC ID: 2AC7Z-ESPS3WROOM1U. The device is usually mounted on the wall and in this intended use a distance to the human body of 20 cm is required. If the device is removed from the wall, it is a portable use case. In the portable use the LTE transmitter deactivates, therefore the SAR evaluation is only performed with the WLAN transmitter. This device has been tested touched to the phantom and meets FCC RF exposure guidelines. The highest reported SAR for extremities SAR exposure condition is 1.44 W/kg, respectively.