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Kacific’s SatPack delivers reliable portable satellite internet for high-demand, remote operations

Kacific’s SatPack delivers reliable portable satellite internet for high-demand, remote operations

Kacific Broadband Satellites Group (Kacific) has introduced SatPack, a breakthrough communications solution designed for rapid deployment in the most challenging environments across the Asia-Pacific. Building on the success of the award-winning CommsBox and recently released CommsBox Ultra, Kacific reaffirms its leadership in satellite innovation with a solution that combines affordability, portability, and reliability for urgent and interim infrastructure deployments.


Empowering connectivity for critical and demanding operations

SatPack, a highly transportable and rapidly deployable communications solution, is engineered to meet the needs of demanding enterprise customers, emergency personnel, and rural government agencies, ensuring that users can establish reliable communication for flexible projects or urgent needs in remote and challenging environment. These include sectors like natural resource exploration, rural agricultural production and industrial activities reliant on stable connectivity, and interim remote online services in regions where traditional infrastructure is non-existent or severely compromised.


With its rugged design, fast setup and affordable price point, SatPack is a robust, adaptable communication tool for personnel in critical operations, allowing them to stay connected in the harshest environments. For disaster relief teams and government emergency infrastructure units, SatPack allows for swift deployment in the aftermath of natural disasters, enabling responders to establish communication networks rapidly. The portable system ensures that essential services and command centres can be operational in minutes, providing the connectivity needed to coordinate efforts and manage the flow of information during crisis situations.


Essential features for uninterrupted connectivity

SatPack is designed to withstand extreme environments, featuring a military-grade antenna dish and a rugged, weather-resistant frame. Packaged in three protective cases, it is easy to carry, transport and set up, with no technical expertise required, ensuring users can quickly establish high-speed internet in minutes.


Equipped with a motorised auto-pointing antenna, SatPack ensures optimal signal acquisition within 15 minutes, connected to the Kacific1 satellite for extensive coverage across 25 countries. It is powered by Kacific’s Ka-band with 99.97% availability for reliable, high-speed data transfer capabilities, with speeds of up to 40Mbps download and 10Mbps upload. The product comes with a 1-year prepaid plan with unlimited data usage, making it a practical and cost-effective choice for enterprises and government agencies operating in rural or rugged locations of diverse budgets.


Comprehensive customer support for high-value operations

With 27 warehouses across the Asia-Pacific region, SatPack is available within three days of order confirmation. Users benefit from comprehensive support and warranty, with 24/7 assistance from over 600 local partners and distributors over 25 countries, offering peace of mind for professionals who cannot afford downtime during critical missions.


Kacific Chief Executive Officer Christian Patouraux says the company was driven to develop SatPack following an increased demand for a portable, affordable and easy-to-set-up satellite solution.


SatPack features:

  • Reliable, fast connectivity for a range of connectivity requirement

  • Terminal automatically acquires the best possible signal

  • Durable military-grade antenna 

  • Easy to set up with no technical expertise needed

  • Easy to transport with compact packaging


Each Kacific SatPack includes:

  • Protective case packaging

  • 75cm antenna dish

  • The device stand consists of a tripod and mini-pole

  • Auto Pointing Control Unit and Modem

  • Transceiver (3W) and Foldable arm

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