BEC Technologies Showcases Leadership in Private Broadband Ecosystem with Inclusion in UTC's Ecosystem Summary Report
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RICHARDSON, Texas - Washingtoner -- BEC Technologies Inc., a leading developer and manufacturer of LTE and 5G wireless broadband network connectivity solutions, proudly announces its participation in the Utilities Technology Council's (UTC) newly released report, Ecosystem Summary for Private Broadband Networks. The summary highlights BEC's leadership in delivering industrial-grade LTE and 5G solutions that support a wide range of spectrum bands crucial for commercial and private network deployments.

The UTC report evaluates the availability of hardware across Evolved Packet Core (EPC), Radio Access Network (RAN), and User Equipment (UE) across key spectrum bands including 600 MHz (Band 71), 800 MHz (Band 26), Anterix 900 MHz (Band US8/106), 1.6 GHz (Band 54), and 3.5 GHz (Band 48/CBRS). BEC was one of the few vendors featured across multiple bands with production-ready devices.

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Key Highlights:

• Multi-Band Support: BEC's indoor and outdoor 4G/5G routers and modems are listed as production-ready for Bands 26, 48, 71, and 106, with additional models in development for emerging bands, such as 54 and RedCap 5G.
• Versatile UE Portfolio: Devices such as the MX-220-UT-5G, AirConnect® 8232, and RidgeWave® 7000 series are recognized for enabling critical infrastructure communications across utilities and smart grid applications.
• Ongoing Innovation: BEC's forthcoming MX-330-UT RedCap 5G platform demonstrates its commitment to advancing low-power, high-efficiency connectivity for IoT and utility edge deployments.

"This recognition in UTC's comprehensive ecosystem review reflects our dedication to delivering secure, high-performance broadband solutions tailored for the utility and industrial sectors," said D'Andre Ladson, Vice President of Marketing at BEC Technologies. "As spectrum access expands, we're ensuring our customers have access to certified, field-proven devices that accelerate private network adoption and operational transformation."

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The Ecosystem Summary for Private Broadband Networks serves as a strategic resource for utilities evaluating private LTE/5G networks by cataloging the availability and maturity of compatible solutions across spectrum bands.

About UTC
The Utilities Technology Council (UTC) is a global trade association dedicated to representing critical infrastructure providers. UTC supports the deployment and modernization of communications and information technology for electric, water, and gas utilities through advocacy, education, and collaboration.

About BEC Technologies
BEC Technologies is driving transformation across industries, business models, and experiences with the power of our 4G and 5G Wireless WAN connectivity solutions. Trusted and widely deployed by global organizations, our cutting-edge technology fuels a new era of growth and opportunity. Headquartered in Richardson, TX, BEC Technologies is the North American subsidiary of 50-year industry pioneer Billion Electric Co. Ltd (TSE #3027: Billion) and leads the Information Communications and Telecommunications (ICT) Division. To learn more about BEC Technologies' products and services, visit www.bectechnologies.net.