LTE -M when will this be available in Kent and East Sussex

[bristolian · Accepted solution]

LTE-M can potentially mean different things to different people. What specific service are you enquiring about?

EE don't generally announce rollout dates in advance, they are always subject to change.

[GIJG25]

I am looking to purchase a gps tracking system for my falcon. The transmitter sends signal to satellite and this is sent yo phone.  A connection to a manufacturers app is necessary but the whole system requires LTM-E on the phone system. Hence the question for EE

[GIJG25]

I am about to purchase a gps tracking system for my falcon. This produced by a Spanish company and the system operates by a signal from a transmitter on the falcon is sent to a satellite and the satellite sends a location of the falcon to the mobile phone. I am told the system requires that  EE needs to be connected in their network to NTM-E. Does EE have this connected?

[GIJG25]

A Spanish gps tracking system for birds of prey requires the  phone system in UK to  be connected to  LTE-M. I am about to purchase this gps system and would ask if EE is connected to LTE-M?

[Schockwave]

@GIJG25 , what is your question? We cannot answer or help, if you do not give us more information, just writing in the subject line does not help either.

[bristolian]

Multiple duplicate threads merged into one.

[Peter_W]

Good morning @GIJG25, welcome to the EE Community!

Whilst I'm aware of a few trials within the last few years, I'm afraid at present EE don't offer a commercial LTE-M network.

I'm not aware if this will be something we're looking to introduce in the future, but if anything were to change we'd be sure to let you know.

Peter

[GIJG25]

Peter
Many thanks for your response.
Gary
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