Two-way Radios over Starlink™ — A Wireless Intercom Solution for Remote Workers
by Icom UK 17 Dec 12:00 UTC
Working in remote areas or locations with poor infrastructure presents significant communication challenges for many industries. A new solution integrating the Icom IP110H Wi-Fi Transceiver with the Starlink satellite system instantly solves this issue bringing reliable voice communication to your furthest workers. This integration is ideal for field maintenance crews, off-site construction teams and vessels providing a dependable alternative to traditional, complex radio infrastructure.
The Icom IP110H introduces dedicated voice communication to Starlink's native data capabilities, enabling real-time support and coordination. Furthermore the IP110H features our Simultaneous TalkListen™ technology allowing for full-duplex telephone-like conversations between team members, vastly improving clarity and operational efficiency over conventional push-to-talk radios.
This new system complements the broader Icom UK Business Radio portfolio. Using our VE-PG4 Radio over IP (RoIP) gateway, the IP110H/Starlink solution can connect with your existing Icom conventional radio, LTE and IP phone networks. This allows managers in the head office to talk directly to crews hundreds or thousands of miles away using their desktop IP phone providing a unified and scalable communication platform designed for the complex needs of today's modern, dispersed workforce.
Combining Icom Wi-Fi transceivers with the Starlink™ satellite internet system creates a powerful solution for reliable communication in remote environments. It is the perfect tool for monitoring, supporting and staying fully connected with your off-site teams, wherever they are.
We have added an explainer video about this solution to our YouTube channel, giving a graphical explanation of the system:
Further information about our Wi-Fi technology can be found on our IP/Wi-Fi Radio System Home Page.
If you have any questions about this new solution, please give our team a call on 01227 741741 or email .