Intellian, the global pioneer of mobile satellite communication antenna systems, is unveiling the all new 1m Global Xpress terminal, GX100NX, at the Intellian Asia-Pacific Partner Event held in Seoul, Korea.
Intellian’s all new 1m Global Xpress terminal has been designed primarily for Inmarsat’s high-speed maritime satellite service, Fleet Xpress, and offers high-speed data rates and global operation with its highly efficient RF design.
The antenna is future-proof, supporting 2.5GHz Wideband Ka networks with optimised reflector and radome, and also enables a higher level of bandwidth at sea with a 10W BUC option, which is simply upgradable with no additional components required when replacing.
New NX platform
With the new NX platform, GX100NX uses a single coaxial cable, which combines Tx, Rx, and DC power
With the new NX platform, GX100NX uses a single coaxial cable, which combines Tx, Rx, and DC power, to simplify installation. A cutting-edge modular design results in lower cost of ownership throughout the entire lifecycle, while improving reliability and streamlining maintenance.
The antenna’s new All-in-One GX Below Deck Terminal (BDT) integrates an antenna control unit (ACU), a modem, a power supply, a 4-port switch and a mediator in one to reduce time and cost during installation in Intellian’s Fleet Xpress Rack.
Intellian also provides an upgraded antenna management and control platform, AptusNX. This new software presents an installation wizard with a step-by-step commissioning guide for easier setup, and with enhanced diagnostic capabilities, the software can send an alert to the operator when predictive maintenance is required.
GX100NX
Eric Sung, CEO of Intellian, commented, “We’re delighted to introduce the all new GX100NX to the valued partners and customers at our APAC partner event.”
He adds, “With its future-proof and user-friendly design, our new Global Xpress terminal will deliver performance, installation and servicing benefits to diverse customers, especially those in the commercial shipping, oil and gas, and yachting markets.”