Land-mobile connectivity

Keeping remote vehicles, field teams and operations connected far beyond the reach of terrestrial networks.

Remote operations

Where terrestrial networks end, satellite takes over

Vehicles, expeditions and field teams often work in places where mobile and fixed-line networks simply don't reach. Satellite communications keep them in contact, however isolated the location.

Europasat works with the companies that provide land-mobile satellite services, helping organisations keep their people and assets connected on the move.

Connectivity for vehicles on the move
Reliable links for remote and temporary sites
Coverage beyond cellular and fixed-line reach

Our role

Staying connected as operations move

Vehicles and field teams rarely stay in one place, and neither do their connectivity needs. Europasat keeps land-mobile services running smoothly as operations move between regions and sites.

Land-mobile services range from handheld and vehicle-mounted mobile satellite services (MSS) in L- and S-Band to satcom-on-the-move (SOTM) terminals working in Ku- or Ka-band. Service design has to allow for latency, beam handover and line-of-sight obstruction in built-up or wooded terrain.

Supports connectivity for vehicles travelling across country borders
Helps set up service for temporary and short-notice deployments
Provides operational follow-through when field conditions change
Manages the contracts that keep remote operations online

What it supports

Connectivity for people and assets in the field

Land-mobile satellite services support teams and vehicles wherever the work takes them.

Vehicles on the move

Low-profile steerable antennas on L-band BGAN, or Ka-band flat-panel terminals that track while moving.

Field operations

Hand-carry, transportable and vehicle-mounted terminals carry voice, data and video over L-band or Ka-band.

Temporary sites

Auto-pointing fly-away dishes bring up a Ka-band link for field offices.

Beyond terrestrial reach

L-band BGAN and ELERA carry voice and data with no reliance on mobile or fixed-line networks.

Operational continuity

Optional failover from Ka-band to L-band keeps a link up in poor weather.

Rapid deployment

Inmarsat type-approved terminals with automatic satellite pointing get sites online quickly.