Permanent Mobile Connectivity
Integrate low-profile LEO satellite hardware into ambulances, fire apparatus, patrol vehicles, utility trucks and mobile command units.
Connect vehicles, field teams and temporary sites with managed LEO satellite service, proven hardware, professional installation and 24/7/365 U.S.-based support.
The right mobile satellite solution depends on the vehicle, environment, applications, power, mobility and number of assets involved.
Buying satellite hardware is only the first step. IP Access helps organizations select, install, activate and manage the full deployment.
We support Starlink and Eutelsat OneWeb connectivity for public safety, government and mission-critical organizations. Each solution is designed around how and where it will operate.
Satellite may work as a standalone connection. It can also become one available path within SuperGIG™, our managed multi-network platform.
We help match the satellite network, hardware, mounting, power and service structure to the real operating environment.
Integrate low-profile LEO satellite hardware into ambulances, fire apparatus, patrol vehicles, utility trucks and mobile command units.
Deploy broadband connectivity for incident response, mutual aid, inspections, remote work and temporary operations.
Establish connectivity for incident command posts, emergency operations, pop-up locations and continuity efforts.
Connect field offices, utility locations, healthcare sites and other facilities beyond dependable terrestrial coverage.
Use a supported satellite connection with IP Access managing the hardware, service and ongoing support.
Bring satellite, LTE/5G and other supported paths together when one network is not enough for the operation.
IP Access is an Authorized Starlink Reseller and an Authorized Eutelsat OneWeb Distribution Partner. We help organizations evaluate the right LEO path without forcing every deployment into the same design.
Deploy Starlink Mini or Starlink Performance for supported portable, mobile and fixed-site applications. IP Access can provide hardware, managed service, installation and fleet-wide support.
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Use supported flat-panel terminals from manufacturers such as Intellian and Hughes for mobile, portable and fixed satellite deployments.
Discuss a OneWeb deployment →Your organization should not have to coordinate separate vendors for hardware, service, installation and support.
Evaluate coverage, mobility, applications, power, mounting and data needs before equipment reaches the field.
Source supported satellite hardware and match service to the way your teams actually operate.
Support clean, reliable installations for vehicles, facilities and purpose-built portable systems.
Centralize qualifying activations, service changes, billing and support across multiple deployed terminals.
Explore qualifying pooled-data options when usage varies across vehicles, locations and operational periods.
Reach the IP Access Network Operations Center for technical support and deployed-service assistance.
Some operations need satellite connectivity. Others need a managed network that can use satellite, cellular and additional connectivity paths.
SuperGIG™ continuously evaluates available connections based on real-time quality and performance. It is designed for vehicles, field teams, facilities and critical applications that cannot depend on a single network.
Mobile satellite internet can extend broadband access to operational applications when conventional infrastructure is unavailable or does not meet the requirement.
Keep dispatch information, vehicle location and situational data available across changing environments.
Support live video, file transfer, remote monitoring and data-intensive field applications.
Connect teams to records, reporting tools, dashboards, VPNs and other cloud-based systems.
Provide an IP path for supported voice and radio-over-IP applications where appropriate.
Support connected ambulances, patient data access and remote clinical collaboration.
Create a local connectivity bubble for authorized personnel, devices and operational tools.
Yes. Supported LEO satellite hardware can be professionally integrated into many emergency and public-safety vehicles. The right design depends on the vehicle, terminal, mounting location, power, mobility requirements and applications.
Supported hardware and service configurations can provide in-motion connectivity. IP Access reviews the terminal, service, installation and operating environment before recommending an on-the-move deployment.
The right LEO option depends on the operation. IP Access supports both Starlink and Eutelsat OneWeb solutions. Some deployments may also use more than one network path through SuperGIG™.
Eligible terminals may be moved under IP Access management. We can review the existing hardware, service status and deployment to determine the available migration options.
No. Satellite can operate as a standalone connection. SuperGIG™ is the managed network platform that can integrate LEO satellite, LTE/5G, private wireless and other supported paths based on the deployment.
No. Mobile satellite deployments vary by network, hardware, mobility, data, installation and support requirements. IP Access builds each recommendation around the organization's operational needs.
Tell us about the vehicles, teams, sites and applications involved. We will help you design a mobile satellite solution around the real requirement.