ASE ComCenter II-300 Voice and Data Modem w/ Handset (ASE-MC08-H)

The ASE ComCenter II-300 Voice and Data Modem w/ Handset (ASE-MC08-H87) is an Iridium fixed station terminal (FST) designed to deliver satellite voice (POTS) and IP data from remote locations where terrestrial networks are unreliable or unavailable. It belongs to the ASE ComCenter II-300 family (often distributed through Blue Sky Network channels), and the “H87” configuration denotes a bundle that includes the Iridium intelligent voice handset and handset mounting hardware—allowing the terminal to function like a conventional desk/bridge phone while still supporting data networking through Ethernet.

In stock

BRAND:: ASE
PART #:: ASE-MC08-H
ORIGIN:: United States
Warranty:: 12 MONTHS
AVAILABILITY:: USUALLY SHIPS IN 3-5 BUSINESS DAYS
SKU:: ASE-ComCenter-II-ASE-MC08-H

A$7,900.35

ASE ComCenter II-300 Voice and Data Modem w/ Handset (ASE-MC08-H)

Specifications

PART #	ASE-MC08-H
PRODUCT TYPE	SATELLITE PHONE
USAGE AREA	100% GLOBAL
BRAND	ASE
NETWORK	IRIDIUM
SERVICE	IRIDIUM VOICE
USE TYPE	FIXED
HARMONIZED TARIFF NUMBER	85177900

Iridium Global Coverage Map

Iridium delivers essential communications services to and from remote areas where no other form of communication is available. Powered by a uniquely sophisticated global constellation of 66 cross-linked Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites, the Iridium® network provides high-quality voice and data connections over the planet’s entire surface, including across airways, oceans, and polar regions. Together with its ecosystem of partner companies, Iridium delivers an innovative and rich portfolio of reliable solutions for markets that require truly global communications.

At only 780 kilometers from the Earth, the proximity of Iridium’s LEO network means pole-to-pole coverage, a shorter transmission path, stronger signals, lower latency, and shorter registration time than with GEO satellites. In space, each Iridium satellite is linked to up to four others creating a dynamic network that routes traffic among satellites to ensure global coverage, even where traditional local systems are unavailable.