Embedded Global Hyper eUICC IoT SIM Card, Reel of 250
Embedded Global Hyper eUICC IoT SIM Card, Reel of 250
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Future-proof your deployments with the Embedded Global Hyper eUICC IoT SIM Card. Connect to over 470 networks in over 200 countries. Hyper SIMs are device-agnostic, so you can plug in and get online quickly. With over-the-air updates, you can add, remove, customize, or switch connectivity profiles remotely – no need to recall your fleet to swap SIMs. Hyper SIMs automatically switch to the best available network, so you'll never notice if there's a weak signal or a downed tower.
Please note the Global SIM excludes coverage in Canada. For global deployments including Canada, please contact our sales team.
Technical Specifications
Embedded SIM (eSIM) chip format
MFF2 (DFN8): 6 × 5 × 0.82mm
Operating characteristics
Electrical: 1.6V, 3V, and 5.5V
Operational temperature: -25ºC to +85ºC
Memory (NVM): 340 KB
4G (LTE), 3G, 2G, NB-IoT, LTE-M
Frequently Asked Questions
Are IoT SIM cards tied to a single carrier network?
It depends on the card. Hologram's SIM cards are global and able to connect to the best networks available, anywhere in the world.
What is eUICC?
eUICC stands for embedded universal integrated circuit card. This is the technology that allows a SIM card to enable more than one subscriber profile over its lifecycle. (Carrier “subscriber profiles” indicate that a device has an account and can work on their network.) If your SIM card is eUICC-enabled, you can switch between cellular carrier profiles without ever needing to physically swap out the SIM card.
eUICC is the software that makes this possible. But for eUICC to work, you must use the right hardware — in this case, an eUICC SIM card that can support all the necessary profile management operations and additional memory.
Basically, eUICC SIMs act as a digital wallet that lets you use several different “credit cards” (or subscriber profiles), all on the same eUICC SIM card.
What’s the difference between eSIM and eUICC?
An eSIM is the embedded SIM card (the hardware itself) that supports eUICC (the software profile). eSIMs are actually available in multiple form factors, including 2FF, 3FF, 4FF, and MFF2. An eSIM is ideal for IoT devices that may be exposed to harsh conditions because it can be soldered directly to the board and vacuum sealed to minimize exposure. This soldering also allows for smaller form factors with fewer pieces. If you are developing a device that needs to last, an eUICC-compatible eSIM can ensure long-term usability.
Which form factors do IoT SIM cards come in?
IoT SIM cards come in all the traditional form factors: 2FF, 3FF, and 4FF. You can also choose MFF2 if you want the SIM to be embedded in your device and to include over the air (OTA) provisioning capabilities.
Are your IoT SIM cards secure?
Every Hyper SIM includes powerful security features like Private APN, fraud detection, and device locking.
What SIM should I order to get access to high-performance networks in the US and Canada?
Customers with an annual contract are eligible to receive SIM cards with direct connections to high-performance Tier-1 operators in the United States and Canada. Contact Sales to learn more.
What SIM should I order to get the automatic fallback feature?
Hyper SIMs with automatic fallback are smart enough to detect when an outage event has occurred and switch to an alternative profile to get back online within minutes.
Customers with an annual contract are eligible for automatic fallback. Contact sales to learn more.
Access premium features with an annual contract
Customers on an annual contract are eligible to receive next-generation Hyper SIMs with direct network integrations and automatic network fallback. These SIMs can connect directly to premier carriers in the US and Canada, and automatically fallback to roaming profiles in the event of lost coverage. Contact sales to learn more.