Four flat-panel terminals cover the portable-to-fixed spectrum: manual and auto-pointing 0.35 m flyaways, a 0.6 m auto-point flyaway for heavy traffic, and a 0.6 m fixed unit for unmanned sites — all Ku-band, all one-piece, all from the same production line.
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Compare the Four Terminals
| Model | Aperture | Pointing | Weight | G/T | Built for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.35m Manual Flyaway | 0.35 m | Manual (one-touch unfold) | 7.5 kg | >10 dB/K | Minimum packed weight |
| 0.35m Auto-Deploy Flyaway | 0.35 m | Automatic, <3 min | 9.4 kg | >10 dB/K | No-operator-skill teams |
| 0.6m Auto-Point Flyaway | 0.6 m | One-touch auto + manual backup | Dual-battery ready | 13 dB/K | Heavy traffic in the field |
| 0.6m Fixed Terminal | 0.6 m | Fixed install | Wall / pole mount | 13 dB/K | Unattended remote sites |
† Manufacturer specifications.
The Four Terminals
7.5 kg one-piece Ku panel; unfold and point — the lightest way on-air.
Automatic pointing under 3 minutes; 9.4 kg; no satcom engineer required.
13 dB/K G/T, force-7 wind, multi-baseband switching by mobile APP.
Unattended sites: force-10 wind, −40 to +55 °C, mount without a foundation.
FAQ
Which terminal should we standardize on?
Rescue and media teams usually start with the 0.35 m auto-deploy; engineering camps that push more traffic step up to the 0.6 m auto-point; monitoring sites take the fixed unit.
Are they all Ku-band?
Yes — all four run Ku-band high-throughput services; Ka-band capability lives in the ESA terminal family.
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