Iridium Certus MCD-MissionLINK Satellite WiFi Hotspot
Description
Global Broadband Without Antenna Pointing
Unlike traditional portable satellite terminals, the MCD-MissionLINK requires virtually no operator training. There is no manual antenna pointing or satellite alignment. Simply place the closed case on the ground or another stable surface with a clear view of the sky, switch it on, and the terminal automatically establishes an Iridium Certus connection.
Operating on Iridium's low Earth orbit satellite constellation, the terminal provides truly global coverage, including polar regions, making it suitable for remote land operations, disaster response, scientific expeditions, and other off-grid applications.
Internet, Voice, and Office Connectivity
The MCD-MissionLINK functions as a portable communications hub, allowing users to connect laptops, smartphones, tablets, and other devices through Wi-Fi or Ethernet.
Key capabilities include:
- Internet access up to 700 kbps download
- Upload speeds up to 352 kbps
- Wi-Fi hotspot for up to 12 connected devices
- Voice calling through the included analog handset
- Support for up to three simultaneous phone lines
- VPN, email, FTP, and web browsing compatibility
The integrated WAN port also supports least-cost routing when terrestrial internet is available.
Built for Field Operations
Everything is integrated into a ruggedized waterproof Pelican case designed for demanding environments. The terminal operates with the lid closed, protecting the equipment from rain, dust, and impact while maintaining connectivity.
An internal rechargeable battery provides approximately five to six hours of typical operation, while the included AC adapter and 12 V vehicle power adapter allow continuous use during extended deployments or while traveling.
Ready for Remote Missions
The MCD-MissionLINK is designed for organizations that need dependable communications wherever operations take place.
Typical applications include:
- Emergency management
- Disaster recovery
- Military and government operations
- Broadcast and media reporting
- Scientific research
- Mining and energy projects
- Remote business operations
- Humanitarian missions
Its simple deployment, rugged construction, and truly global coverage help teams stay connected without relying on local communications infrastructure.
Features
- Global Iridium Certus coverage
- No antenna pointing
- Portable Wi-Fi hotspot
- Up to 12 devices
- Voice and data
- 5–6 hour battery
- Rugged IP66 enclosure
- Vehicle power compatible
Technical Specifications
Dimensions
- 52.5 × 43.7 × 21.3 cm (20.7 × 17.2 × 8.4 in)
Weight
- 16.5 kg / 37 lbs
Durability
- Rugged Pelican protective case
- IP66 weather-resistant enclosure
- Operating temperature: -30°C to +55°C
- Operates in heavy rain
Included
- Wi-Fi hotspot
- Supports up to 12 wireless devices
- Wi-Fi range up to 300 m (1,000 ft) under ideal conditions
- 2 × Ethernet LAN ports (PoE)
- 1 × WAN/Ethernet passthrough port
- Automatic hotspot creation
- Global static IP available
- Internal cooling fan
- Portable carry case design
Battery
- Internal rechargeable NiMH battery
- Approximately 5–6 hours of operation
- AC power supply included
- 12 V vehicle power adapter included
- 110–240 VAC input
Calling Features
- 1 × RJ-14 analog phone port
- Supports up to three voice lines
- Corded analog phone included
Data Network
- Iridium Certus® 700 service
- 100% global coverage
- No antenna pointing required
- Download speeds up to 700 kbps
- Upload speeds up to 352 kbps
- Supports internet, VPN, FTP, email, and VoIP
