SAILOR Fleet One Terminal: Affordable Satellite Communication for Coastal and Global Sailing
The SAILOR Fleet One Terminal, developed by Cobham SATCOM, provides dependable satellite communication for leisure vessels, fishing boats, and small commercial ships. Operating on the Inmarsat Fleet One service, it delivers cost-effective voice and data connectivity tailored for low-usage maritime customers who operate primarily in coastal or regional waters.
Designed with ease-of-use and reliability in mind, the SAILOR Fleet One is built to endure tough marine environments while maintaining a compact and user-friendly form factor. It enables mariners to access phone calls, email, weather updates, navigation charts, and safety services through a stable and secure satellite link.
Key Features:
Reliable Voice and Data Services: Up to 150 kbps data speed and standard voice calls over Inmarsat’s L-band network.
Compact and Lightweight: Easily installed on small vessels without the need for extensive infrastructure.
Simple Setup: Plug-and-play design for quick deployment and minimal configuration.
Global Coverage: Access to Inmarsat’s global L-band satellite service (with specific coastal data plans available).
Rugged Design: Engineered to withstand the rigors of the marine environment (IPX6-rated antenna).
Wi-Fi Capable: Enables smartphones, tablets, or laptops to connect via onboard router.
Technical Specifications:
Network: Inmarsat Fleet One
Antenna Dimensions: 275 mm diameter × 220 mm height
Antenna Weight: Approx. 2.5 kg
Terminal Interfaces: RJ-11 voice, Ethernet, DC power input
Data Speed: Up to 150 kbps (downlink), 150 kbps (uplink)
Power Supply: 10.5 – 32 V DC
FAQs – SAILOR Fleet One Terminal
What services does the SAILOR Fleet One provide?
It offers voice calls, SMS, and data up to 150 kbps via satellite.
Who is the target user for this terminal?
It’s ideal for leisure, fishing, and small commercial vessels needing basic satellite connectivity.
Does it support internet browsing?
Yes, though basic due to limited bandwidth.
Is the system waterproof?
The antenna is IPX6-rated, making it suitable for marine environments.
What kind of coverage does it offer?
Global Inmarsat L-band coverage, with coastal data plans available.
How is it powered?
It runs on 10.5 to 32 V DC, making it compatible with most marine power supplies.
Can it be used for emergency communication?
Yes, it provides a reliable connection for distress calls and safety messages.
Does it support Wi-Fi?
Yes, when paired with a compatible onboard Wi-Fi router.
Is it easy to install?
Yes, its compact size and simple interface make it plug-and-play.
What accessories are included?
The terminal typically includes the antenna, terminal unit, and cabling required for standard installation.
