Satellite Comms: L-Band IP Terminal

Capabilities

A specialized L-Band satellite terminal designed to provide real-time, IP-based connectivity for mission-critical applications. Unlike standard trackers, this device offers low-latency, two-way IP networking, allowing for instant monitoring and remote control of assets like smart grids and pipelines.

Real-Time IP Networking: Provides always-on, low-latency (sub-second) IP packet data for instant control.
Interface Agnostic: easily integrates with existing equipment via standard Ethernet and Wi-Fi interfaces.
Resilient Connectivity: Operates on the L-Band frequency, which is highly resistant to weather interference compared to other satellite bands.
Security: Utilizes AES-256 encryption to ensure secure transmission of critical infrastructure data.

Sensor Specifics

Frequency

L-Band (Tx 1.6 GHz / Rx 1.5 GHz).

Data Interfaces

Ethernet (RJ45 via multi-pin), Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g).

GNSS

Embedded GPS and GLONASS for precise location tracking.

Ingress Protection

IP66 (Dust and spray proof) for harsh outdoor environments.

Power Input

10 to 32 VDC

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