Satellite communications provide access to voice and data in virtually any location, even where there is no mobile or fibre coverage. They are a reliable solution for remote locations, offering stable performance and the ability to handle a variety of operating conditions.
Under normal conditions, the service operates reliably, even in adverse weather conditions. However, extreme weather events, such as very heavy rain or severe storms, may cause temporary service disruptions.
To ensure optimal performance, it is important to ensure a clear line of sight to the sky. Fixed antennas are installed outdoors, and mobile devices—such as mobile phones, hotspots, and portable antennas—work best without obstacles such as buildings, trees, or metal structures. In indoor or urban environments, it may be necessary to use external antennas, cabling, or installation kits to improve signal quality.
By using low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellites, it is possible to achieve low latency—typically between 20 and 60 ms—which is suitable for voice and internet access in a professional setting, even outside traditional networks.