Mobile Satellite Internet

We’ve always been fans of Kymeta’s ingeniously engineered terminals, delivering high speed satellite internet while you’re on the move. With no moving parts, they’re extremely easy to operate and hard-wearing.

The latest development sees Kymeta teaming up with OneWeb to leverage their constellation of satellites in Low Earth Orbit – this delivers incredibly fast internet speeds and very low latency. As an enterprise-grade service, there are no issues with network congestion or reliability.

Our Toughsat XP is designed mount in ALL locations that mobile VSAT systems could be mounted, such as on ground, on top of a vehicle, truck, trailer, or even transported in the back of an SUV.

Also available as a case-based, man-portable version (the Toughsat Flyaway), or as a self-contained mobile satellite internet communications trailer (the Toughsat T-100).

Cobham is one of Ground Control’s trusted partners, and we’re big fans of their Viasat Go-anywhere Pro terminals. These three all deliver mobile internet while you’re on the move. The 323 is the lowest cost and provides the slowest data speeds. It’s often used for tracking and basic internet use. The 325 delivers good internet browsing performance; the 727 is the fastest terminal in the Cobham mobile Go-anywhere Pro range, and will support streaming speeds of up to 450 Kbps when stationary.

Hughes is another trusted Ground Control partner, and the 9450 is one of, if not *the*, most flexible mobile Go-anywhere Pro options available. The two different antennas – the C10 and the C11 – deliver different internet speeds, with the C10 the faster of the two. Beyond the antenna choice, Hughes also lets you choose your preferred combination of connection points: you can opt in and out of WiFi access, RJ-11 phone ports, ethernet and PoE ports. The benefit being, you only pay for what you’ll actually use.

The Iridium Certus service is supported by Iridium’s constellation of 66 satellites in low earth orbit. With three satellites overhead at any time, you’ll get truly global coverage, and you don’t need to worry about what direction your antenna is pointing in. The Certus 200 service is good for basic internet and voice, whereas Certus 700 delivers the fastest L-band speeds available today.

The VesseLINK devices are intended for use at sea, and the antennas are slightly larger than their MissionLINK counterparts. The VesseLINK 200 is a great all-rounder for basic internet access, voice, text and tracking applications. The VesseLINK 700 delivers the fastest L-band speeds available today (L-band is unaffected by weather conditions so ideal for maritime use).