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  • Intellian launches v150NX Ka with 830Mbps speeds and GEO/MEO/LEO tracking at Satellite 2019.
  • v150NX Ka's single cable design and AptusNX software enable quick installation and commissioning.
  • Intellian showcases innovative satellite technologies, expanding its portfolio with LP100, GX100NX, and OW70.

Intellian marked its 10th year at Satellite 2019 in Washington, DC, by showcasing a series of new developments in satellite communication technology.

The event featured the debut of the v150NX, the launch of four new products, and an award win for the v240MT. Intellian's announcement of its partnership with OneWeb further highlighted its participation in the event.

Innovative Technology at Satellite 2019

The exhibition spotlighted the Ka version of the world’s first 1.5m Ku to Ka convertible VSAT, the v150NX Ka

The exhibition spotlighted the Ka version of the world’s first 1.5m Ku to Ka convertible VSAT, the v150NX Ka. This model is not only compatible with upcoming 2.5GHz Wide Ka-band networks but has also achieved speeds of 830Mbps in recent trials. Its capability to track GEO, MEO, and LEO satellites ensures superior performance and it is primed for integration with impending high-speed, low-latency networks.

User-Friendly Features

Designed on Intellian's advanced NX platform, the v150NX and v150NX Ka provide dependable, high-throughput broadband connectivity at sea. Their single cable design facilitates rapid installation, while the AptusNX software streamlines the commissioning process. These systems serve as a cost-effective satellite tracking solution for land gateway antenna setups.

Broadening the Product Range

In addition to the v150NX Ka, Intellian expanded its diverse portfolio by introducing a range of new satellite communication technologies. These include the LP100, a portable land terminal meeting military specifications; the GX100NX, tailored for the Global Xpress network; and the OW70, designed for LEO constellations.

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