SMV180DA
The SMV180DA is an integrated automatic positioning controller with manual operation, a glass fiber reinforced reflector handle, and an optional VSAT or low crossed POL servo. The control system can be used to work directly with positive satellite identification modems. Up to 16 kg of load can be installed in feedboom multiple integrated software packages and options. With surface accuracy and payload along the high gain performance to provide the best decibel per dollar performance.
Product advantages:
1.VSAT or broadcast configuration
2. Integrated automatic positioning, manual priority control
3. Automatic positioning and peaking together with the functionality of the handheld control unit
4. Precision glass fiber reinforced reflector
5. The spatial rationality of the installation location
6. Affordable SNG applications
7. Arm installation single-thread integration software, up to 16 kg
8.Intelsat company / ITU standard
9.C, X and Ku band feeds
Technical Parameters:
Mechanical/Environmental Specifications |
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Reflector | 1.8 meters - SMC | |
Reflector Offset Angle (deg) | 22.6 | |
Antenna Travel | ||
Azimuth | ± 186° continuous | |
Elevation | 5 - 75° of reflector boresight, 5 - 85° with modified antenna cover* | |
Polarization | ± 110° | |
Antenna Drive Rate | ||
Azimuth | 1.5°/sec | |
Elevation | 1.5°/sec | |
Polarization | 2°/sec | |
Pointing Loss (operational) | 2 dB (Ku-band Rx) | |
Winds | Operational | 56 kph Gusting to 81 kph |
Survival | 112 kph any position / 145 kph stowed | |
Antenna Stowed Dimensions | Length: 250.1 cm Width: 182.9 cm Height: 45.7 cm | |
[add 76mm to height for optional mount frame] | ||
Weight | 125 kg - without integration | |
Integration | Feed boom Mounted | 15.9 kg |
Positioner Mounted | 113 kg | |
Rain | Operational | 10 cm/h |
Survival | 15 cm/h | |
Relative Humidity | 0 - 100% | |
Solar Radiation | 1000 Kcal/h/m2 | |
Radial Ice (survival) | 12.7 mm | |
Corrosive Atmosphere | As encountered in coastal and/or industrial areas | |
Temperature | Operational | -30 to +60°C |
Survival | -40 to +70°C |