Explorer 5075GX satellite terminal

Friday, 15 May, 2015 | Supplied by: Applied Satellite Technology Australia Pty Ltd

The Explorer 5075GX auto-deploy flyaway systems are lightweight, rugged and highly portable. They are configured specifically for operation on the Inmarsat Global Xpress (GX) network, which delivers high-speed, seamless, worldwide data coverage.

The product can be deployed in 10 min and each terminal has its own global IP address. The portfolio of GX devices ranges in size: from 60 cm, lightweight and highly portable terminals with low-power consumption for those needing a high-speed mobile office, through to fixed-site installations of up to 2.4 m.

The solutions ensure implementation of the quality of service needed in order to deliver bandwidth for voice, data and streaming applications, all backed by a robust service-level agreement (SLA).

Online: www.asta.net.au
Phone: 08 9205 4000

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