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Orbit to showcase their lightweight, space-constrained, SATCOM systems at Sea Air Space

April 3, 2025

Compact solution features roll-on/roll-off capability enabling SATCOM connectivity in minutes

Orbit Communication Systems Ltd. (TASE: ORBI) will be showcasing the firm’s MPT30Ka and MPT46Ka SATCOM Systems at Sea Air Space 2025. These offerings are specially designed for space-constrained platforms, such as Unmanned Surface Vessels (USVs) and small naval craft and special forces operations—the MPT30Ka and MPT46Ka offer powerful, secure, and reliable satellite communication in a compact and lightweight form.

Based on Orbit’s battle-proven, Multi-Purpose Terminal (MPT), the MPT30Ka and MPT46Ka deliver broadband SATCOM connectivity in minutes, thanks to their rapid roll-on/roll-off capability. With plug-and-play functionality and single-button activation, they are ideal for missions requiring rapid deployment and immediate operational readiness—even in GPS-denied or hostile environments.

The systems support GEO, MEO, LEO, and HEO satellite constellations, ensuring comprehensive global coverage. With high EIRP and G/T values and efficient EIRP Spectral Density (EIRPsd), they provide optimal performance with reduced bandwidth consumption—making them especially suitable for defense forces operating large SATCOM fleets.

Their ruggedized, MIL-STD-compliant construction enables reliable operation in extreme maritime conditions, while their compact footprint makes them a perfect fit for small vessels, where every inch of space matters.

Modern naval operations increasingly rely on unmanned and small platforms that still require robust connectivity,” said Daniel Eshchar, CEO of Orbit. “The MPT30Ka and MPT46Ka rapid deployable systems bring advanced SATCOM capabilities to even the most compact maritime systems, ensuring operational effectiveness and mission continuity.”

Filed Under: Connectivity, LEO / MEO / GEO / HEO, Maritime Connectivity, Military, Military Connectivity, Mobile Connectivity, Mobile Satellite Connectivity, Multi-Orbit Connectivity, Multi-Purpose Terminals, News, Orbit Communications, Orbit Communications Systems, Warfighters

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