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C-COM Develops Transportable Solutions for Hughes ESA Terminals

By The Northwire Desk — AI Analysis Jan 06, 2026 · 08:01 CMI · 0.84 C-COM Satellite Systems Inc.

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C‑COM Satellite Systems announced the development of two transportable cases (Standard and Pop‑Up) for Hughes ESA OneWeb terminals (HL1100 & HL1120).
The new iNetVu® cases enable rapid, assembly‑free deployment with built‑in wheels, handles, and storage for cabling and power supplies.
Both solutions are available for immediate delivery and support a wide range of vertical markets, including emergency response, oil & gas, construction, and agriculture.

Products Introduced:
iNetVu® OneWeb Transportable Standard Case – compatible with Hughes HL1100 & HL1120 ESA terminals.
iNetVu® OneWeb Transportable Pop‑Up Case – same compatibility; features a top‑cover that opens to provide instant connectivity without assembly.
Design Features: recessed wheels, handles for easy transport, dedicated compartments for LAN equipment, power supplies, and cabling.
Target Markets: telecommunications, emergency response/disaster management, firefighting, oil & gas, construction, agriculture, and other verticals requiring rapid satellite connectivity.
Strategic Context:
C‑COM expects a significant portion of the projected >15,000 Hughes ESA terminals for the Eutelsat OneWeb constellation to be converted into “Comms‑On‑The‑Pause” (COTP) transportable solutions using these cases (statement by Dr. Leslie Klein, President & CEO).
Availability: Both iNetVu® transportable cases and related mobility mount adapters are available for immediate delivery.
Additional Ongoing Projects (mentioned):
Final stages of testing/manufacturing a Ka‑band, multiorbit, electronically steerable flat‑panel phased‑array antenna.
Development and testing of an Analog Beamforming Integrated Circuit (BFIC) intended to reduce cost and improve performance of ESA antennas.

“With more than 15,000 Hughes ESA terminals expected to be deployed over the Eutelsat OneWeb constellation, we anticipate that a significant portion will be converted into COTP transportable solutions using our new iNetVu® cases,” – Dr. Leslie Klein, President & CEO, C‑COM Satellite Systems Inc.

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