Satcom Gateway Services
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SGS supports a broad range of satellite communication applications — from hosting an operator’s gateway on our antenna farm through to leasing capacity, hauling traffic onto fibre and racking equipment in our data hall.
C-band, Ku-band and Ku-HTS capacity.
Infrastructure and operational support for satellite gateway and ground-segment deployments. SGS provides the antenna positions, RF chain, equipment space, power and people required to bring a gateway into service — and to keep it in service.
Access to satellite capacity across the APStar geostationary fleet, offered under four business models. SPACESAIL LEO capacityComing soon
| End-to-end network management | Managed services | Managed capacity | Wholesale bandwidth | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Satellite capacity | Capacity for internal use only | Capacity packaged and sold as Mbps | Sale of raw capacity (MHz or Mbps) to SPs/clients | Sale of raw capacity (MHz or Mbps) to SPs/clients |
| Ground infrastructure | Owned and managed by satellite operator Closed system (vendor pre-selected) | Owned and managed by satellite operator Hub centrally located within the feeder link | Operators own teleport SP can lease or co-locate hub at teleport Open system | Third-parties own teleport SP can lease or co-locate hub at teleport Open system |
| Network operations | Smart routing Terrestrial network integration Network optimization | Smart routing managed by satellite operator Integration with terrestrial network by SP | Fully managed by service provider | Fully managed by service provider |
| Service provision | Operator responsible for full service integration and performance (QoS) | SP provides sales and customer support for pre-designed packages | SP designs service packages with flexibility in terms of SLAs and CIRs | SP designs service packages with flexibility in terms of SLAs and CIRs |
| End users | ||||
SP: service provider · SLA: service level agreement · CIR: committed information rate
The SPACESAIL LEO radome on the facility roof at Rantau.
Spectrum analysis — carrier monitoring and link verification on site.
Figures are from the SGS company profile and APStar’s published satellite data.
FS-1300 platform, in service since the first half of 2018 with a design life beyond 15 years. 34 C-band and 32 Ku-band transponders plus a regional Ku-HTS payload.
Launched 2019, with the gateway in Kuala Lumpur. Optimised for mobility services, especially aeronautical and maritime.
DFH-4 platform, in service since 18 November 2015, with a 15-year lifetime and station keeping of ±0.05°.
DFH-4 platform with a design life beyond 15 years, co-located with APStar-6D at 134°E.
Spacebus 4000C2 platform with a design life beyond 15 years, the western anchor of the APStar fleet.
90 commercial satellites on orbit and building toward 648, to be landed through the SGS LEO gateway at Rantau.
Footprint maps, EIRP and G/T figures and a link budget for your terminal are available from our engineering team on request.
| Satellite | Band / beam |
|---|---|
| APStar-5C | C-band |
| APStar-5C | Ku HTS beam |
| APStar-5C | Ku ID beam |
| APStar-6D | Ku-band user beam |
| APStar-9 | C-band |
| APStar-9 | Ku West beam |
| APStar-6C | C-band |
| APStar-7 | C-band |
VSAT radomes on a vessel at sea — satellite connectivity beyond the reach of terrestrial networks.
Connectivity solutions for businesses and organisations requiring reliable communications beyond conventional terrestrial networks — plus satellite backhaul for locations where terrestrial infrastructure is limited or unavailable.
Connectivity services supporting mobile and maritime applications. APStar-6D’s user beams are optimised for mobility, making the SGS gateway a natural landing point for vessels and aircraft operating across the region.
Secure infrastructure for hosting satellite, telecommunications and network equipment. Because the data hall shares a site with the teleport, gateway and IT infrastructure sit metres apart rather than cities apart.
RF testing at the equipment racks — commissioning and fault-finding on site.
Installation, commissioning, maintenance, remote support and operational assistance for satellite communication infrastructure — delivered by the team that runs the station day to day.
Antenna, RF and baseband installation, integrated with the customer’s network architecture.
Line-up, link-budget verification and acceptance testing before traffic is carried.
Preventive and corrective maintenance, spares handling and day-to-day site operations.
Monitoring, remote hands and managed services covering cloud, OTT and IoT traffic growth.
A hybrid router solution integrating GEO and LEO networks for resilient, low-latency links that hold up when one network degrades. Hardware bundle plus pricing models for enterprise, maritime and remote operations.
Ultra-low-cost LEO connectivity for connected devices, sensors and remote monitoring — and for emergency use where terrestrial networks are unavailable. IoT terminals and flexible pricing for large-scale deployments.
Cost-effective packages tailored to enterprise, oil & gas, maritime and rural deployments. Lower-cost equipment options, including refurbished VSAT antennas and BUCs to reduce customer CAPEX.
Offshore platforms, pipelines and remote field operations.
VSAT connectivity for vessels, fleets and port operations.
Plantation telemetry, sensors and rural connectivity.
Resilient and emergency communications for public agencies.
Our infrastructure supports C-band, Ku-band and Ka-band operations, covering both traditional wide-beam payloads and High Throughput Satellite architectures. LEO gateway systemsComing soon
Yes. Major ISPs are present on site, and customers may interconnect with the provider of their choice. We are also evaluating Console Connect from PCCW Global to extend multi-platform connectivity worldwide.
The SGS ground station (KL2) is connected to the TSGI ground station (KL1), 70.9 km away, by 65 km of dark fibre operating in a full redundancy mode.
Our managed satcom bandwidth packages are designed around lower-cost equipment, and can incorporate refurbished VSAT antennas and BUCs where the link budget allows.
Yes. SGS provides installation, integration, commissioning, maintenance, remote support and ongoing site operations — delivered by the team that runs the station.
Tell us about your coverage, capacity and hosting requirements — our engineering team will come back with a site and service proposal.
