ParadoxNasha "Sorry I don't know, ask the supplier" to paraphrase.... Top answer kiddo, you really cracked the case wide open with that one woohoo! You should be proud of your efforts!

ParadoxNasha @coops Yes, a datasheet is indeed needed, in order to specify the safety tolerances for power limits on the PCB tracks... As @Carnage said, how many Amps is it capable of handling? The fuse is an indicator, but it's by no means complete... Unless it has indeed been fused to the highest safe current... Which is rather low unfortunately... So a datasheet would definitely be handy!

ParadoxNasha Incorrect. It is not universal. The core functionality requirement is that the countries' mobile carriers support 2G network still, which for some of us has been unavailable for many years

ParadoxNasha I'm pretty certain he is not asking for the product weight... Did you even read the question or just select a response at random to type a reply with? To the OP, this will almost certainly be a 2G only device

ParadoxNasha This person clearly has a question, and they are asking it in the appropriate section, titled QUESTIONS, and you could at least respect that and provide a helpful ANSWER, like everyone else, rather than thinking you are above it and spamming the same useless information to contact support

ParadoxNasha Yes, it of course matches the accepted input range of the device! For your info, car voltage will vary between 11VDC to 15VDC depending on battery SoC, whether engine hence alternator is running and electrical demand of other devices

ParadoxNasha Manually edit the URL