Kingston’s Industrial Grade microSD card delivers reliable performance in extreme conditions. Built for industrial applications, it offers high endurance, wide temperature resistance and read speeds of up to 100MB/s{{Footnote.N37154}}. Designed for durability, it ensures consistent operation in harsh environments.
| Capacities{{Footnote.N47164}} | 8GB, 16GB, 32GB, 64GB, 128GB |
| Speed{{Footnote.N37154}} | Up to 100MB/s read, 80MB/s write |
| Performance{{Footnote.N37154}} | Class 10, UHS-I, U3, V30, A1 |
| Endurance{{Footnote.N63951}} | Up to 3840TBW 30K P/E cycles |
| NAND | TLC in pSLC mode |
| microSDHC card dimensions | 11mm x 15mm x 1mm |
| SD adapter dimensions | 24mm x 32mm x 2.1mm |
| Format | FAT32 for SDHC and ExFAT for SDXC |
| Operating & storage temperature | -40°C to 85°C |
| Voltage | 3.3V |
| Industrial features | • Bad block management • Strong ECC engine • Power failure protection • Wear levelling • Auto-refresh read distribution protection • Dynamic data refresh • SiP – System in Package • Garbage collection • Health monitoring |
| Durability{{Footnote.N78116}} | Waterproof Temperature proof Protected from airport x-rays |
| Thermal cycle testing | Interval testing completed at various extreme temperatures |
| Vigorous temperature humidity bias | Several hundred hours of testing to ensure durability at varying levels of humidity |
| Wide temp chamber testing | Completed on all SDCIT2 cards prior to production |
| Warranty{{Footnote.N37160}} | 3 years |
Key features
Durable in extreme environments{{Footnote.N78116}}
Designed and tested to be waterproof, temperature proof and X-ray proof
High endurance and reliability
Up to 3840 TBW{{Footnote.N63951}} and rated to endure 30K P/E cycles to meet requirements for a wide range of industrial applications
UHS-I compliant
Read/write speeds of up to 100/80MB/s{{Footnote.N37154}} with U3, V30 and A1 support for Android-based applications
Industrial-grade built-in features
Strong ECC engine, wear levelling, bad block management and an optional health monitoring tool to manage the lifespan of your card{{Footnote.N37160}}
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