RP-SAT1

In-Building Repeater for Iridium Satellite Communications

For organisations that require indoor coverage for their Icom/Iridium Satellite PTT system, Icom has developed a new repeater that will allow the use of handheld portable Iridium devices such as the IC-SAT100 inside. Since it is also capable of retransmitting GPS signals, the position reporting function will also work as it does outside. The RP-SAT1 Iridium repeater not only works with the IC-SAT100 but is also compatible with Iridium satellite phones and SBD devices.

The IC-SAT100 can be used globally but will not work where satellite signals cannot be received such as indoors. Currently solutions for creating indoor Iridium coverage are limited, complex and expensive. That’s where the RP-SAT1 becomes such an important solution.

The RP-SAT1 is the most affordable choice for all the users of IC-SAT100, Iridium satellite phone and SBD devices. It is Iridium certified and designed to work in remote areas across the globe with little or no radio coverage. This solution will be useful to ensure full coverage for those users who need communication under extreme and austere situation like military or those who may be organising government or exploratory missions in polar regions and need permanent comms for their base/control room.

The RP-SAT1 Iridium repeater comes complete with four AH-38 antennas, two 5m cables, two 10m cables and DC power cable

For further information about this repeater and other Icom Satellite PTT radio solutions, visit our website's Satellite PTT Radio section. To find your local Icom dealer, contact our sales team on 01227 741741 or email sales@icomuk.co.uk.

NB
• This product does not have FCC certification or CE marking (intended for sale in remote areas of the world that do not have normal communication coverage.) Please check with your local authorities about the sale, installation or use of this product in their area.
• Advisable that only one Iridium device can be used for transmission at a time. When two or more devices are transmitting at the same time, there could be interference to GPS and/or less than standard signal quality for satellite communications may result.