Ovzon Launches P20 and P30 Mobile Satellite Terminals for Enhanced On-The-Move Connectivity

Ovzon's new P20 and P30 mobile satellite terminals offer enhanced performance and mobility for land, maritime, and airborne applications, with a focus on resilience and cost-effectiveness.

Ovzon has unveiled two new mobile satellite terminals, the P20 and P30, designed for land, maritime, and airborne applications. These terminals are ruggedized, parabolic broadband On-The-Move (OTM) units that enhance Ovzon's SATCOM-as-a-Service offerings. 

Key Features and Benefits

The Ovzon P20 is incredibly lightweight and offers superior performance and mobility, making it ideal for unmanned systems and Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) platforms. The Ovzon P30, while maintaining high performance, has a smaller footprint compared to existing models, making it a versatile choice for various applications.

Performance and Resiliency

Both the P20 and P30 terminals are developed with a focus on performance, mobility, and resiliency. Customers can expect robust integration options and improved overall lifecycle costs without compromising on performance. These terminals are designed to operate on Ovzon’s SATCOM-as-a-Service solutions, including Ovzon Hero and Ovzon Pegasus. 

Future-Proof Technology

These terminals will also support future enhancements through the Ovzon Orion services, delivered by Ovzon 3 and the Ovzon On-Board-Processor. Features such as autonomous operation, VL-SNR (Very Low Signal-to-Noise Ratio), and true-mesh capabilities, akin to the Ovzon T7 On-The-Pause terminal, will be integrated.

Company Vision

Per Norén, CEO of Ovzon, stated, “Ovzon delivers world-leading SATCOM-as-a-Service for customers' critical missions. Our focus is on providing the highest performance, mobility, and resiliency. We are committed to innovation and staying ahead of customer demand with cutting-edge technology. The P20 and P30 terminals exemplify our continuous efforts to offer smarter capabilities for diverse applications.”