Product Description

Inmarsat offers service plans that are budget-friendly and fit your needs. For custom plans please call (800) 279-2366

IsatHub Group – Line Access

Emergency Plan (5 MB) +$79 | $7.99/Additional MB

20 MB Plan +$99 | $5.99/Additional MB

50 MB Plan +$259 | $5.29/Additional MB

100 MB Plan +$399 | $4.99/Additional MB

750 MB Plan +$2599 | $3.99/Additional MB

2 GB Plan +$5729 | $2.99/Additional MB

Inmarsat Network and Coverage Maps

Whether you’re seeking service for your hand-held satellite phone, remote site fixed installation, or mobile terminal, the Inmarsat Network has you covered with a variety of performance options. Considered the pioneer in mobile satellite communications, they have been in the business of connecting the world for over 40 years. Through the decades, Inmarsat’s innovative growth in satellite connectivity has helped communities thrive, businesses grow, and governments conduct international affairs by offering the coverage they require.

Are there any cons of using the Inmarsat service?

Though Inmarsat is one of the top of line choices in remote and portable satellite communication, it is lacking in one main area.

Unlike its competitor Iridium Satellite Network, Inmarsat’s service is unable to reach the polar regions. This is due to the difference in both the number of satellites in operation as well as how and where they operate. Inmarsat utilizes 13 geostationary satellites 22,236 miles above the ground, whereas Iridium maintains 66 satellites that surround earth at a much lower altitude.

So, why does Inmarsat’s network not cover the polar regions?

Geostationary satellites, which is how Inmarsat’s network functions, always remain at the same spot over the earth – directly in line with the equator. Though this type of operation covers almost the globe by way of 13 operational satellites, the poles, unfortunately, are inaccessible. (Though arctic capability integration is in the works as a future enhancement.)

So, if you require pole-to-pole connectivity no matter what, Iridium is your go to. On the other hand, many users won’t require service in these two points of the world and can turn to Inmarsat for reliable communication everywhere else (and at a lower price point).

Q: What is the IsatHub Group satellite communication system?
A: The IsatHub Group satellite communication system is a system designed for use on ships and other maritime vessels. It allows users to connect to the internet, make phone calls, and access other forms of satellite-based communication while at sea.

Q: How fast is the internet connectivity on the IsatHub Group Line Access?
A: The internet connectivity on the IsatHub Group Line Access is typically quite fast, with speeds of up to 20 Mbps possible in certain conditions. However, the actual speed of the connection may vary depending on a number of factors, including the quality of the satellite signal, the distance from the satellite, and the presence of other communication systems in the area.

Q: Does the IsatHub Group Line Access support multiple voice and data channels?
A: Yes, the IsatHub Group Line Access supports multiple voice and data channels, allowing users to make phone calls and access the internet simultaneously. This can be particularly useful for vessels that need to maintain multiple lines of communication while at sea.

Q: Is the IsatHub Group Line Access compact in design?
A: Yes, the IsatHub Group Line Access features a compact, lightweight design, making it easy to install on a variety of vessel types. This can be especially useful for boats and ships where space is at a premium.

Q: Is the IsatHub Group Line Access weather-resistant?
A: Yes, the IsatHub Group Line Access has a rugged, weather-resistant construction, making it suitable for use in a variety of marine environments. It is designed to withstand the harsh conditions often encountered at sea, including strong winds, heavy rain, and saltwater spray.

Q: How does the IsatHub Group Line Access connect to satellite networks?
A: The IsatHub Group Line Access connects to satellite networks through an antenna, which is mounted on the vessel and communicates with satellites orbiting the Earth. The antenna is controlled by a central processor unit, which manages the communication process and ensures that the system is functioning properly.

Q: How reliable is the satellite signal connectivity on the IsatHub Group Line Access?
A: The satellite signal connectivity on the IsatHub Group Line Access is generally quite reliable, provided that the antenna is properly installed and aligned with the satellite. However, the quality of the signal can be affected by a number of factors, including the distance from the satellite, the presence of other communication systems in the area, and atmospheric conditions.

Q: Can the IsatHub Group Line Access be installed on cargo ships?
A: Yes, the IsatHub Group Line Access can be installed on cargo ships, as well as other types of vessels such as passenger ships and recreational boats. It is designed to be compatible with a wide range of vessel types and can be used in a variety of marine environments.

Q: What is the coverage area for the IsatHub Group Line Access?
A: The coverage area for the IsatHub Group Line Access will depend on the specific satellite network that the system is connected to. In general, satellite communication systems like this one offer global coverage, although the quality of the signal may vary depending on the location.

Q: What are the pricing plans for the IsatHub Group Line Access?
A: The pricing plans for the IsatHub Group Line Access will depend on the specific package and features that you choose. It is recommended to contact the manufacturer or a qualified reseller for more