nRF93M1 DK Development kit

The nRF93M1 Development Kit (DK) is the ideal starting point for evaluating the nRF93M1 and prototyping your Cat 1 bis connected cellular IoT application.  

The nRF93M1 DK pairs the ultra-low-power nRF54L15 as a host MCU with the nRF93M1 so you can also prototype and develop your embedded application rapidly  nRF Connect SDK and Nordic’s AI assisted development flow.  

The nRF93M1 DK is flexible and also works with any other embedded or rich-OS host via the direct AT command interface, PPP, or USB — so you can prototype your preferred way. It works out of the box, with a pre-loaded Onomondo SIM card and LTE antenna included.

Key Features

• On-board nRF93M1 LTE Cat 1 bis with Wi-Fi and cellular location
• nRF54L15 as host MCU and AI assisted nRF Connect SDK development flow support
• Pin headers, buttons and USB-C interfaces for easy evaluation and development 
• On-board SEGGER J-Link debugger and programmer — flash and debug over USB-C
• Flexible SIM (nano/4FF + eSIM), with pre-loaded Onomondo SIM card and LTE antenna in the box 

In the box

• nRF93M1 Development Kit board (on-board nRF93M1 + nRF54L15 host)
• LTE antenna
• Pre-loaded Onomondo trial SIM card 

Quick start

Set up your kit in five steps (see the full Getting Started guide for detail): 

1. Assemble — attach the antenna, insert the SIM, connect USB-C to your PC. 
2. Install tools — nRF Util and nRF Connect for Desktop; 
3. Verify — send AT (expect OK) and confirm the nRF93M1 modem firmware version. 
4. Connect to the network — enable registration reporting, set CFUN=1, and test connectivity. 
5. Connect to nRF Cloud — register your account and provision the device, then add it under Fleet → Devices. 

Set up on nRF Cloud: start.nrfcloud.com/nRF93M1-DK