> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.monogoto.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.monogoto.io/private-networks/enodeb.md). # eNodeB The amount of available hardware for IoT projects and private LTE networks is growing rapidly. Monogoto is hardware agnostic and all certified hardware should work on our platform. Below you can find a list of hardware which is tested in our labs. ## Verified Hardware Vendors ![](/files/FQP17Q0M69ea0x2zmcG4)![](/files/N9IZV4vfrmg2aKnSM7uw)![](/files/cBEzCkpm8XGcDJH7t89C)![](/files/dJ77MDOfvAGJ00tegWFh)![](/files/j3cZKRKdJ9fWy9I7EWUY)![](/files/wfe75KbSP5LbmAAxujtK)![](/files/x5Gd0a130OLmBAiAkBDD) ## Verified eNodeB Hardware
VendorProduct NameSupported Bands
Airspan NetworksAirVelocity 150042 (3500 MHz)
43 (3700 MHz)
48 (3500 MHz)
Airspan NetworksAirSpeed 103042 (3500 MHz)
43 (3700 MHz)
48 (3500 MHz)
Baicells

Nova 227

Neutrino430
Nova442i
Nova230i

38 (2600 MHz)
39 (1900 MHz)
40 (2300 MHz)
41 (2500 MHz)
42 (3500 MHz)
43 (3700 MHz)
48 (3500 MHz)
FoxconnT99B22642 (3500 MHz)
43 (3700 MHz)
48 (3500 MHz
RanTek40 (2300 MHz)
41 (2500 MHz)
42 (3500 MHz)
48 (3500 MHz
Telrad NetworksBreezeCOMPACT 100042 (3500 MHz)
43 (3700 MHz)
48 (3500 MHz)
Telrad NetworksBreezeCOMPACT 300040 (2300 MHz)
41 (2500 MHz)
42 (3500 MHz)
T&WN0200848 (3500 MHz)
UbiikgoRAN
FreeRAN

Band 2 (1.9GHz), Band 3 (1.8GHz)
Band 8 (900MHz), Band 20 (800MHz)
Band 24 (1.6GHz), Band 28 (700MHz)

Band 31 (450MHz), Band 72 (450MHz)

Band 87 (410MHz)

MosolabsSCE4255W SCO4255P42 (3500 MHz)
43 (3700 MHz)
48 (3500 MHz)
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