Thuraya IP Voyager: Instant connectivity wherever you go
Thuraya IP Voyager is a top-notch vehicular satellite terminal designed for mission-critical operations like border patrol, defense, and disaster response in areas with limited terrestrial networks. This terminal ensures reliable and efficient collaboration using video, data, and VoIP, essential for success in critical tasks.
Key Features of Thuraya IP Voyager
Thuraya IP Voyager is built for on-the-move communications and can be quickly installed on any vehicle. The antenna, with its magnetic feet, can be fitted in seconds. Its plug-and-play features enable swift deployment and hassle-free connectivity.
Capable of speeds up to 444kbps while on the move, Thuraya IP Voyager is the only terminal that can achieve streaming IP speeds up to 384kbps.
Designed for vehicular use, the Thuraya IP Voyager has a rigid chassis and robust internal components to withstand high vibration environments. The antenna boasts an IP56 Ingress Protection Rating, offering protection from dirt, dust, water, and other non-corrosive materials, making it ideal for harsh environments.
Thuraya’s dynamic satellite network minimizes signal congestion in high-traffic areas, ensuring continuous connectivity when it matters most.
Users can manage upload and download speeds to match their usage, leading to significant cost savings.
Thuraya’s satellite network covers 161 countries, enabling clear communication for two-thirds of the globe’s population in areas underserved by terrestrial networks.
Technical Specifications
- Standard IP: Up to 444kbps
- Connectors: 4 PoE ports (30W max)
- Main Power Input: 10-32 Volt DC, 70W max (7A max)
- Weight & Dimensions:: 2.0 kg & 252 mm x 119 mm
- Streaming IP: Up to 384kbps
- WLAN Connectivity: IEEE 802.11 b/g/n with WPA2 encryption
- Mechanical Vibration: 200-2000 Hz, 0.3 m2/s3 MIL-Spec 810B
- IP Rating: IP56
Thuraya IP Voyager is the perfect solution for robust, high-speed vehicular satellite communications,
ensuring reliable connectivity in mission-critical operations.