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The BASE Carrier From Belgium is denoted by codes: 206 20. The followings IDs are called HNI (Home network identity). This code is created by the combination of two other Mobile Country Code (MCC) and Mobile Network Code (MNC). The first three numbers stand for the MCC and they are used in order to identify the region which the carried comes from (in the following example it’s Belgium). The last numbers of the HNI code are equal with the MNC and this ID is given for the specific mobile network operator.

Besides BASE Belgium has assigned country code + 32. This number + 32 is equal with international calling code and it’s simply the telephone dialing prefixes used for calling BASE numbers.
BASE uses 2 GSM bands, 2 UBASE bands, 3 and 0 CDMA bands.. You can read the specific frequency bands in the table below. All bands of the BASE are display in MHz units.
Another important information in BASE Belgium architectures is the standard of used protocols. It also uses 7 protocols such as GSM, UBASE, LTE, CDMA. The ISO standard code of BASE is BE. You can see more info about this mobile network operator at https://www.base.be/. How to check BASE coverage? How to check if your phone will work in Belgium?

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Name BASE
Company Telenet Group
Country Belgium flag Belgium
Country ISO BE
Country code + 32
Carrier website https://www.base.be/
Carrier codes
  • 206 20
Mobile prefix 48x
Size of NSN 9
Number format

+32 48x xxx xxx

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Comment Users can switch carriers and keep their cell phone numbers (so prefixes are not strictly assigned to a specific carrier).
Subscribers 2 800 000 (Q4 2017)
GSM bands
  • 900 (E-GSM)
  • 1800 (DCS)
GSM protocols
  • EDGE
  • GPRS
UBASE bands
  • B1 (2100)
  • B8 (900 GSM)
UBASE protocols
  • DC-HSDPA 42.2
  • HSPA+
  • UTMS
LTE bands
  • B3 (1800+)
  • B7 (2600)
  • B20 (800 DD)
LTE protocols
  • LTE
  • LTE-A
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