Marine BGAN terminals are satellite communication systems designed for maritime use, providing reliable voice and data connectivity. These terminals utilize Inmarsat's BGAN network to offer high-speed internet, email, and telephony services at sea. They are compact, portable, and ideal for vessels requiring global coverage and seamless communication.

Marine BGAN Terminals typically feature compact sizes, often ranging from 200mm x 150mm x 50mm to 300mm x 200mm x 100mm, with weights between 1.5kg to 3kg. They operate in L-band frequencies (1525-1646.5 MHz for uplink, 1626.5-1660.5 MHz for downlink) and support data rates up to 492 kbps. Buoyancy is not a standard feature as they are mounted on vessels. Materials include ruggedized ABS or polycarbonate casings with IP67 waterproof ratings. Viscosity and grade specifications are not applicable. Power requirements range from 10W to 30W, with 12-24V DC input. Antenna gain is typically 12-15 dBi for maritime stability.