Protect the Spectrum That Powers America
The 902–928 MHz unlicensed band is under threat. This spectrum underpins billions of connected devices across transportation, utilities, healthcare, and security. The rules that protect it have worked for over 20 years — and we're fighting to keep them.
Devices operating in the 902–928 MHz band across the United States
Annual economic value generated by industries dependent on this spectrum
The existing FCC framework has enabled innovation and investment for over two decades
Spectrum at a Glance
Where 902–928 MHz fits in the radio frequency landscape — and why it matters
Why this band is irreplaceable: The 902–928 MHz band is uniquely suited for long-range, low-power IoT applications. Its propagation characteristics allow signals to travel farther and penetrate obstacles better than higher-frequency alternatives — making it irreplaceable for rural and industrial deployments.
What's at Risk
Changing the rules governing the 902–928 MHz band would disrupt decades of infrastructure investment and innovation. From precision agriculture to smart metering, from medical telemetry to industrial automation — the consequences would be immediate, costly, and far-reaching.
Read the full issue brief →A Unified Industry Voice
The CDAC brings together manufacturers, operators, and industry associations from across the sectors that depend on this spectrum.
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Your Industry Depends on This Spectrum
Join the growing coalition of companies and associations standing together to preserve the rules that protect the 902–928 MHz band.