What are the ISM bands in Australia?

adopted the spectrum licensed 850 MHz band (825-845 MHz paired with 870-890 MHz), as well as part of the adjacent land mobile allocation in the US. This mix of different PMTS solutions has restricted the size of Australia’s ISM band to 915-928 MHz while in the US the ISM band is able to extend from 902-928 MHz.

Can I use 915 MHz in Australia?

Note that US modules cannot be used in Australia. Although the US also uses 915 MHz, the actual band is wider than ours (902-928 MHz) and it is illegal to use the lower part of the band in Australia.

Can I use 900mhz in Australia?

In Australia, we are only permitted 900 MHz operation in the 918-926 MHz band – that is only 8 Mhz of spectrum. So that means we could not use the 20 or 10 MHz Channel Width options with the UBNT 900 MHz gear.

What are Australian UHF frequencies?

These frequencies are in the UHF Band between 476.4250 and 477.4125 MHz….80 UHF CB Channel List.

Channel	Frequency	Use
2	476.4500	Duplex – Repeater Output
3	476.4750	Duplex – Repeater Output
4	476.5000	Duplex – Repeater Output
5	476.5250	Duplex – Repeater Output – (Emergency Use Only)

What bands do Telstra use?

Australian network frequencies

Australian carriers	3G	4G
Telstra	850MHz/2100MHz	700MHz/900MHz/1800Mhz/2100MHz/2600Mhz
Optus	900MHz/2100Mhz	700MHz/1800Mhz/2100MHz/2300Mhz/2600Mhz
Vodafone	900MHz/2100MHz	850MHz/1800Mhz/2100MHz

What MHz is Australia?

In Australia, 850MHz, 900MHz, and 2100Mhz are the common 3G frequencies. B1, B3, B5, B7, B7, and B28 are the main 4G bands. n78 is the main 5G band used in Australia, but we’re now also seeing some coverage on n5, n28, and n40.

Is Lora legal in Australia?

Notes. LoRaWAN devices operating on US frequencies (US915 band plan) or European frequencies (EU868) will not work on The Things Network in Australia and are illegal for use here, as they will interfere with existing equipment.

Where does Telstra use band 28?

Australia
Band 28 was for analogue TV transmission in Australia, New Zealand, and some Asia-Pacific areas. It is it now the main Australian 4G band.

What band does Optus use?

The Optus 4G Plus network uses LTE 700 / 1800 / 2100 / 2300 / 2600 MHz frequencies.

Does 2G still work in Australia?

Quick facts. As of mid-2018, all 2G networks are offline within Australia. This means 2G SIM cards no longer work anywhere in the country. Upgrading to a 3G/4G SIM card is necessary to stay connected.

Is 433MHz legal in Australia?

YES! – it’s legal, as the only Australian/NZ 433.92MHz LIPD ISM regulatory restriction is that the transmitter should not exceed 25mW EIRP (Effective Isotropic Radiated Power).