Morse Micro announced that Quectel’s FGH200M module has passed FCC/IC/CE/RCM certification. Built on Morse Micro’s MM8108 system-on-chip, the module is now cleared for mass-market production, giving IoT device makers a validated path to Wi-Fi HaLow at scale.
The FGH200M, built around Morse Micro’s second-generation MM8108 Wi-Fi HaLow system-on-chip (SoC), is the latest in a growing line of Quectel modules built on Morse Micro silicon. The FGH200M brings Wi-Fi HaLow connectivity into an ultra-compact, fully integrated module measuring 11.0 x 10.0 x 2.0mm. Designed for the 850–950MHz frequency band, the module supports 1, 2, 4, and 8MHz channel bandwidths, giving developers the flexibility to optimise range, throughput, and power consumption across next-generation IoT and Edge AI applications such as visual sensing, autonomous mobile robots and Industrial IoT.
With guarantee complete, manufacturers can move from evaluation to mass production without re-testing the module’s core radio compliance, the step that typically adds months to a product’s path to market.
“I’m delighted to see the FGH200M module achieve certification in all major markets. This single global SKU simplifies and accelerates manufacturers’ path to bringing new products to market,” said Michael De Nil, CEO of Morse Micro.
FGH200M certification moves Wi-Fi HaLow from proof of concept to a foundation manufacturer can build on, extending a partnership that already includes multiple certified Quectel modules on Morse Micro silicon. While the MM8108 SoC provides the silicon foundation for next-generation IoT connectivity, the FGH200M turns that performance into a compact, production-ready module platform for size-sensitive applications.
“Wi-Fi HaLow is becoming a critical technology for connecting IoT devices over longer distances without sacrificing power efficiency,” said Delbert Sun, Vice General Manager, Quectel Wireless Solutions. “With certification in place and Morse Micro’s MM8108 at its core, the FGH200M gives device makers a faster, simpler route to production and the confidence to bring new Wi-Fi HaLow products to market at scale.”
Certification of the FGH200M adds to a growing catalogue of production-ready Wi-Fi HaLow hardware built on Morse Micro silicon, giving the ecosystem a breadth of validated options for mass-market adoption.
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