Intellian has reached a significant milestone with its newly launched 2.4m v240MT Gen-II antenna, which has secured type approval from SES, a leader in content connectivity solutions. This achievement underscores Intellian’s ongoing impact in the mobile satellite communication systems market.
The predecessor of this model, the v240MT Gen-I, was notable for being the first 2.4m tri-band and multi-orbit antenna and earned the Via Satellite’s Satellite Technology of the Year Award in 2019.
Partnership with SES
The v240MT Gen-II is equipped to offer enhanced performance across C, Ku, and Ka bands
The v240MT Gen-II is equipped to offer enhanced performance across C, Ku, and Ka bands, granting users increased access to higher data throughput and improving network efficiency.
These improvements were validated through a partnership with SES, resulting in remarkable outcomes during extensive testing and sea trials.
Performance of the v240MT Gen-II
Intellian's latest model, combined with the advanced Intelligent Mediator solution, allows clients to manage up to eight antennas simultaneously, thus ensuring seamless connectivity.
This setup not only maximizes the performance and throughput of onboard systems, but also offers customers the advantage of managing and controlling these systems both on-site and remotely. Such capabilities contribute to substantial cost savings through more efficient monitoring and maintenance.
New Path for Maritime Satellite Communications
Eric Sung, CEO of Intellian, commented on the collaboration with SES, stating, “As SES operates the industry’s only multi-orbit satellite fleet, with a GEO and MEO constellation, we believe that the v240MT Gen-II antenna system, with its tri-band and multi-orbit flexibility, constitutes a perfect fit.”
He added, “Both companies are focused on delivering innovative solutions to customers in terms of performance, reliability, flexibility, and all-round user experience. It’s exciting to know that we are forging a new path for maritime satellite communications with our valued partners.”
Intellian, globally renowned as a pioneering force in the design and manufacture of mobile satellite communication systems, has achieved further success with the news that its recently launched 2.4m v240MT Gen-II antenna has achieved type approval from SES, the pioneer in content connectivity solutions.
Intellian’s v240MT Gen-I was the world’s first 2.4m tri-band and multi-orbit antenna, winning Via Satellite’s inaugural Satellite Technology of the Year Award in 2019.
Partnership with SES
The v240MT Gen-II delivers enhanced performance across C, Ku and Ka bands, providing customers with access to higher throughput and offering improved network efficiency to the operator.
These advances were proven in partnership with SES, with the new system producing exceptional results during testing and sea trials.
Performance of the v240MT Gen-II
Paired with the innovative new Intelligent Mediator solution, clients are now able to manage up to 8 antennas
In addition to the enhanced performance of the v240MT Gen-II, the new model offers greater flexibility and more features than ever before. Paired with the innovative new Intelligent Mediator solution, customers are now able to manage up to 8 antennas simultaneously.
This allows for seamless connectivity and the ability to maximize performance and throughput from the systems on board. Customers and partners also benefit from the capability to manage and control systems both on-board and remotely, allowing for cost savings through monitoring and maintenance.
New path for maritime satellite communications
“As SES operates the industry’s only multi-orbit satellite fleet, with a GEO and MEO constellation, we believe that the v240MT Gen-II antenna system, with its tri-band and multi-orbit flexibility, constitutes a perfect fit,” says Eric Sung, CEO of Intellian.
“Both companies are focused on delivering innovative solutions to customers in terms of performance, reliability, flexibility and all-round user experience. It’s exciting to know that we are forging a new path for maritime satellite communications with our valued partners.”
