Cellular
Satellite and bonding
Satellite and bonded links where cellular coverage alone is not enough, for remote sites, events and critical services.
What it is
Low Earth orbit satellite services now offer broadband-class speeds almost anywhere with a clear view of the sky. Bonding combines several connections, such as two mobile networks and satellite, into one faster and more resilient link.
Where it fits
- Remote sites with poor or no mobile coverage
- Events and outside broadcast
- Critical services needing several independent paths
What to look for
- Clear sky view for satellite
- Bonding service and router compatibility
- Latency and data requirements
Read about bonded 5G and Bondix WAN bonding.
Part of our cellular hub. You will find the products we sell for this below, along with our explainers. If you are planning more than a handful of sites, talk to us before you buy: getting the router, antenna and SIM right first time saves site visits later.
Looking for a satellite service for a site? See satellite broadband for business, including Starlink and OneWeb with installation and rental.
Talk to an M2M and IoT connectivity specialist. Not sure which technology fits your project? Tell us what you need to connect and where, and our UK team will recommend the router, antenna and SIM, with pre-sales advice, after-sales technical support and a range of configuration options.
Questions
Can satellite and 4G be combined?
Yes. A multi-WAN router can fail over between them, and bonding can combine them into one link.
Guides and case studies
Satellite Broadband for Business: Starlink and OneWeb for Remote Sites
Satellite broadband for business When a site has no fixed line and no usable 4G or 5G, satellite is the…
What is Bondix? WAN bonding for cellular routers
Bondix is WAN bonding software that combines several internet connections into one fast, resilient link. It runs on your router…