Intellian v130G 8W Terminal Ext.

The Earth Stations on Vessels (ESV) is used to enable broadband access, data communication, and telephony via an established satellite link, operating in the fixed satellite service while the vessels are traveling near the coast or on the high seas.

Intellian v130G is designed to track the satellite with great precision to response the ship’s motion in the rough seas conditions. The v130G consists of two major units, the antenna unit and the antenna control unit (ACU), which offers user-friendly operation interface and easy connections to the variety of satellite modems and gyrocompass. In addition, the ACU has an embedded self-diagnosis function and can be remote accessed by the supplied PC program through the TCP/IP protocol.

With its high-efficiency 1.25m (49.2”) dish, the v130G is designed to meet the requirements of ESV for receiving and transmitting the data via Ku-band frequency. Once the v130G is installed, it makes target satellite setting a breeze and optimizes satellite-tracking parameters automatically. The v130G can be easily configured in a variety of ways in other words of LNB, BUC and modem to accomplish individual application needs.

To guarantee the highest performance and reliability, Intellian designs and engineers all of its antennas' major RF components, control boards, pedestal parts, and radome in house, optimized for rough marine application through the most stringent environmental testing standards, which are much severer than a typical experienced marine equipment condition. The v130G has an unlimited azimuth range for continuous tracking without unwrapping the cables in the antenna.

The wide elevation range from minus 20- degrees to 120-degrees enables the v130G to have seamless signal reception while the vessel is traveling near the equator or Polar Regions.