Thuraya Satellite Communications Equipment

Thuraya SatSleeve is the smartest, fastest and simplest way to transform your iPhone into a satellite phone.

A world’s first, the Thuraya SatSleeve packs a whole lot of innovation into a sleek and elegant form factor that supports the communication needs of iPhone users – from corporate and NGO users to frequent travelers and adventurous explorers

The high-speed IP capabilities of Thuraya IP+ enable users to access corporate networks and connect with colleagues, family and friends via email, social media and VoIP applications – wherever and whenever they need it.

The Thuraya XT Dual allows you the benefit of both regular GSM voice calling and also voice through the Thuraya satellite network. The XT Dual is one of the most rugged handsets on the market with a IP64 rating which means it is splash water, dust & shock proof. The handset also has a standby battery life of up to 160 hours in GSM mode. In addtion to this the handset also has GPS co-ordinate tool and with one press of a button the GPS emergency helper can send a SMS to a predefined number with your co-ordinates.

Thuraya XT, the world's first IP54/IK03 certified satellite phone, has arrived. Splash resistant, dust protected, and shockproof, Thuraya XT is the most rugged handset combining satellite phone functionality with the dependability of Thuraya's superior network. Thuraya XT lets you stay close. Wherever you are within Thuraya's extensive coverage area, however remote the location, you're never more than a phone call away. Thuraya XT is ideal for everybody who moves around in areas where local networks are unreliable or non-existent. Its extremely durable construction makes Thuraya XT ideally suited to tough environments, where other satellite phones may not handle the conditions so well.

Thuraya IP satellite modem offers Broadband Data Service through a highly compact, ultra lightweight and advanced satellite terminal. Thuraya IP supports 384 Kbps streaming IP, and offers superior ‘Always on’ super quick Internet access even from the remotest regions in more than 120 countries in the world.