The PKI 1970 Manpack Ka Band satcom terminal is a lightweight and robust manpack terminal designed for civil or government communications for data or voice over IP. The PKI 1970 Manpack Ka Band satcom terminal is particularly interesting for emergency communications. It can be transported and operated by one person. The PKI 1970 Manpack Ka Band satcom terminal housing consists of a robust and reliable aluminium structure with carbon fibre antenna. The operating time with battery is up to four hours. The fast and easy deployment (< 15mn) and the upload data rate of ≥ 1Mbits/s including the manual displays are special features of the PKI 1970 Manpack Ka Band satcom terminal.
Manpack Ka Band satcom terminal
Product number: PKI 1970
Specifications | |
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Frequency Band | TX: 29 – 30 GHz (other Ka band on demand); RX: 19.2 – 20.2 GHz (other on demand) |
EIRP | 50 dbW at 30 GHz |
G/T | 16.5 dB/k at 19.7 GHz (EI = 30°) |
Antenna | Ø 65 cm dual-offset |
Polarization | Circular RHCP or LHCP (on field swappable) |
Pointing/ Packaging | Manual/ Backpack |
Weight/ Dimensions | 30 kg with backpack/ 420 x 340 x 710 mm |
Input voltage | 18 V to 36 VDC or 90 to 260 VAC – 47 to 63 Hz or battery |
Power consumption/ battery | < 110 W/ up to 4 hours |
User Access | L-band Tx and Rx accesses |
M&C | Modern web GUI on ruggedized tablet |
Temperature | Operating: - 20°C to +55°C / Storage: - 40°C to +60°C |
Wind speed: | Operational: 50 km/h (gusting to 70 km/h)/ Survival: 100 km/h |
IP protection/ RoHS | IP65/ EN 50581 |
RED | EMC: EN 301489-1, EN 301489-12; Safety : EN 60950-1 / A11/ En 60950-22, Spectrum: EN 301459 |
Specifics | Satellite: ITU-R S.580-6, ITU-R S.731-2 |