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  • Intellian's v240MT Gen-II receives SES type approval for mobile satellite communication systems.
  • Enhanced v240MT Gen-II delivers improved C, Ku, Ka-band performance with higher throughput.
  • New Intelligent Mediator solution allows management of up to 8 antennas simultaneously.

Intellian's newly launched v240MT Gen-II antenna has achieved type approval from SES, recognised for its global content connectivity solutions. Intellian is known for designing and manufacturing advanced mobile satellite communication systems.

Building on the success of its predecessor, the v240MT Gen-I, which was the first 2.4m tri-band and multi-orbit antenna and winner of the 2019 Via Satellite Technology of the Year Award, the Gen-II version achieves enhanced capabilities.

Partnership with SES

The v240MT Gen-II marks significant advancements in performance across C, Ku, and Ka bands

The v240MT Gen-II marks significant advancements in performance across C, Ku, and Ka bands, resulting in increased throughput and improved network efficiency for operators.

These improvements were affirmed through a collaborative partnership with SES, where the new system demonstrated impressive results during rigorous testing and sea trials.

Performance of the v240MT Gen-II

Through integration with the new Intelligent Mediator solution, the v240MT Gen-II now offers clients the ability to manage up to eight antennas concurrently. This enhances connectivity while optimising system performance and throughput.

The advanced model also provides customers and partners the option to manage and control systems both on-board and remotely, facilitating cost-effective monitoring and maintenance.

New Path for Maritime Satellite Communications

Eric Sung, CEO of Intellian, remarked, “As SES operates the industry’s only multi-orbit satellite fleet, with a GEO and MEO constellation, we believe that the v240MT Gen-II antenna system, with its tri-band and multi-orbit flexibility, constitutes a perfect fit.

He emphasised the commitment of both companies to deliver innovative solutions, enhancing performance, reliability, and user experience, while paving a new path for maritime satellite communications.

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