Description
iDirect Series 15152 Universal Satellite Hub
iDirect Series 15152 Universal Satellite Hub (5IF/20 Slot)
Qty 1 Quintech (LS) active splitter
Qty 1 Quintech (LC) active combiner
Qty 2 iDirect Dell R610 PP servers
Qty 2 iDirect Dell R610 NMS servers
Qty 2 iDirect IBM X3550 NMS servers
Qty 2 iDirect IBM X3550 PP servers
Qty 2 Quintech 24VDC power supply redundant
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Qty 3 iDirect XLC-M
Note: No Isupport or software comes with the HUB.
The Series 15100 Universal Satellite Hub is ideal for service providers operating multiple high performance IP broadband networks. More powerful and future-ready, it incorporates the latest advances in performance, enabling network operators and military service providers to deliver the highest quality connectivity regardless of bandwidth requirements.
Smart Design With Great Scalability
The chassis houses up to 20 line cards, providing a very modular approach to growth. Operators can start off with just a few remotes in one network and easily scale to several thousand remotes on multiple networks. Equipped with 5 intermediate frequency (IF) interfaces accessing C, Ku, or Ka Band on up to 5 satellites, the Series 15100 brings a new level of scalability designed for growth and performance.
Maximum Flexibility and Greater Bandwidth Efficiencies
The Series 15100 Universal Satellite Hub is highly flexible, supporting an array of access schemes including ATDMA, SCPC Return, DVB-S2/DVB-S2X (ACM), all in the same chassis. Bandwidth can be increased on the fly via additional line cards.
With iDirect’s most advanced, built-in Group QoS functionality, network operators can increase quality of service levels, bandwidth optimization, and traffic prioritization for complete flexibility when managing the end-customers’ SLAs.
The advantage of DVB-S2/ DVB-S2X (ACM) as the most bandwidth efficient transmission scheme makes the Series 15100 Universal Satellite Hub fundamentally more efficient for any network requirement whether voice, data and video applications, business continuity networks, cellular backhauling or military-grade communications.
