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Telit ME910C1-WW in India

LTE-M / NB-IoT · global · Telit Cinterion · Checked 2026-10-02

The Telit ME910C1-WW rates good on 1 of 4 networks in India (Jio). On Airtel it is unconfirmed, missing B40. On Vi it is unconfirmed, missing B40. On BSNL it is unconfirmed, missing B41.

Network by network

NetworkVerdictBands in use it supportsCore bands missing
Jio✔ Good 75%B3 B5—
Airtel? To be confirmed 80%B3 B1 B8B40
Vi? To be confirmed 50%B3 B1B40
BSNL? To be confirmed 0%—B41

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About the Telit ME910C1-WW

LTE-M / NB-IoT · global · Telit Cinterion12

LTE-M and NB-IoT are assessed together; the newer ME910G1 family adds North American bands such as B25, B66 and B85, and its versions differ, so check before choosing.

Network access: long-term roaming

Many globally deployed IoT devices use multi-network roaming SIMs that can attach to several networks in a country, but some countries restrict long-term roaming by foreign SIMs. A local SIM roaming domestically is not affected.

⚠ Long-term roaming by foreign SIMs is not allowed: India tightly restricts long-term roaming by foreign SIMs: several IoT connectivity providers list it among countries that ban it or make it practically impossible (Com4 cites a three-year limit), local KYC rules apply, and deployments usually go through Indian operators.345

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Sources

  1. A ME910C1 series product brief: LTE-M/NB-IoT and 2G bands, as published by BiPOM Telit Cinterion · 2023
  2. B Telit Cinterion ME910C1-WW product page (authorised distributor) Sectron · 2026-10-02
  3. C Permanent roaming in IoT: rules by country (2026) Thingsdata · 2026
  4. C Navigating permanent roaming challenges for IoT deployments Com4 · 2026-10-02
  5. B Position paper on permanent roaming: Brazil, China, India and Turkey introduced or enforced bans Transforma Insights · 2023

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