Clipper HAT Mini enables your Raspberry Pi to receive and transmit data over 4G LTE cellular networks—perfect for remote or mobile projects where WiFi isn't available. Ideal for festival installations, garden shed automation, beehive sensors, or any project with a remote location. Includes LED status indicators, two user buttons, and a Qw/ST connector for easy I2C breakout attachment. Key Features 4G LTE Connectivity – SIMCom A7683E module with AT command control Mini HAT Format – Compact design for Raspberry Pi Status LEDs – NET and STATUS indicators show module activity User Buttons – Two buttons (A and B) for custom functions Qw/ST Connector – Qwiic/STEMMA QT for I2C breakouts SMA Antenna Port – Attach external antenna (sold separately) SIM Card Slot – Use any compatible SIM Pre-Soldered Header – Ready to attach to Pi's 40-pin GPIO Specifications Module: SIMCom A7683E Frequency Bands: LTE-FDD B1/B3/B5/B7/B8/B20/B28 Data Speed: Up to 5Mbps upload, 10Mbps download (LTE Cat 1) Extras: Unpopulated headers for speaker and microphone Compatibility Raspberry Pi 5, 4, 3B+, 3, Zero 2 W (with 40-pin header) Regional Note:Supports bands B1/B3/B5/B7/B8/B20/B28. Telstra 4G Bands are B28 B3, B7, B5, B1 and B8. Optus 4G Bands are B28, B3, B7, B1 and B40. Vodafone 4G Bands are B3, B5, B1 and B28. Check your local carrier's 4G LTE bands—coverage may be limited in for your carrier. Note: Raspberry Pi, antenna, and accessories sold separately. Resources Getting Started Guide Schematic (PDF)
