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Satellite Internet Equipment
supercharge your setup with satellite internet
At sea, setting up a remote office, climbing a mountain or simply in a semi-rural area with unacceptable traditional data speeds? No more slow downloads, interrupted streaming services or aborted file transfers. With the new generation of cost-effective satellite internet services you'll wonder why you didn't make the change sooner. We will take the time to understand your requirements and select the optimum setup for you. With our wide range of satellite network partners operating on the Ku, Ka, L and C bands we have various options available, and are proud to partner with Kymeta, Viasat, Avanti, iDirect, Iridium, Inmarsat and Thuraya to offer a truly global portfolio of satellite internet solutions.
satellite internet faqs
Satellite internet uses orbiting satellites to deliver data between your location and the wider internet, allowing you to get online anywhere without relying on fixed lines or mobile networks.
Satellite internet works almost anywhere with a clear view of the sky, making it ideal for remote sites, offshore operations, rural locations, and temporary deployments where traditional connectivity isn’t available.
GTC offers both fixed and portable systems, including high-speed solutions like Starlink and field-ready terminals such as BGAN and MissionLINK, each suited to different environments and data needs.
Speeds vary by system. Starlink can deliver high-speed broadband-style performance with download speeds up to around 220 Mbps, while portable terminals like BGAN are designed for reliable lower-bandwidth connectivity.
Starlink provides high-speed, low-latency internet suited to data-heavy tasks, while BGAN offers highly portable, dependable connectivity for critical communications in unpredictable or remote environments.
Yes. Satellite internet is widely used by commercial and government organisations for remote operations, enabling communication, data transfer, and connectivity in areas beyond terrestrial networks.
Many modern systems are designed for rapid deployment. Solutions like Starlink can be set up in minutes with self-aligning equipment, while portable terminals can also be operational quickly in the field.
No. Most modern satellite internet terminals are designed to be user-friendly, with straightforward setup processes that allow users to get online quickly without specialist knowledge.
Yes. Many solutions are designed for mobility, supporting use on vehicles, vessels, and temporary sites, enabling connectivity wherever your operations take you.
The right solution depends on your location, required speeds, data usage, and deployment type. High-speed systems like Starlink suit bandwidth-heavy tasks, while portable terminals are better for field operations and critical communications.