Iridium Certus 350

Iridium Certus Broadband Terminals

Iridium Certus^SM 350 broadband terminals are available for land vehicle, fixed site and maritime applications. Currently, these terminals offer global internet data access up to 352 kbps, upgradable in the near future to 704 kbps. As with other Iridium services, Iridium Certus uses low earth orbit (LEO) satellite that cover the entire globe including the polar regions. Iridium's LEO satellites also provide coverage in mountainous areas that can be challenging for other satellite services. Large or small, Iridium's reliable global network ensures mission-critical and business-critical capabilities are supported. For more information on specific Certus terminals, click the Product List link above.

Multiple Voice Lines: The Iridium Certus 350 Thales MissionLINK and Thales VesselLINK terminals offer 3 phone lines with superb voice quality. Each line can be configured as a standard postpaid line, a Captains PIN-protected postpaid line, or a Crew line (used with prepaid scratch cards). An optional US Local Access Number is also available for a small monthly fee. The Thales series Certus 350 terminals sold by Outfitter Satellite have three choices for phone hardware (not included with the terminal):

Standard POTS phones
SureLINK IP Phone
Any Android smartphone configured with the Zoiper app connected via WiFi to the Certus 350

Reliable

The unique, overlapping architecture of the Iridium network provides availability, redundancy, and reach no others can match. All over the world, Iridium products are trusted by individuals and business alike for essential communication. Government agencies, airlines safety organizations, and maritime operators are just a small sample of the industries that rely on Iridium for its dependability.

Mobile

Compact, lightweight solutions for Iridium Certus make phone calls and internet connectivity both fully mobile and fully global. The low earth orbit architecture of the Iridium Next constellation of satellites make Certus terminals fully functional from pole to pole.

*Legacy OpenPort Terminals: Iridium OpenPort terminals are no longer manufactured and have been succeeded by Iridium Certus terminals like the Thales MissionLINK and Thales VesselLINK. The legacy Iridium Pilot OpenPort terminal offered 128 kbps data speed and three voice lines. Iridium OpenPort terminals can still be activated, and Outfitter Satellite offers a flexible array of OpenPort service plans with various data and voice bundles.