Vitacom supplies satellite
bandwidth (space segment) for
coverage of North, Central, and
South America, the Caribbean,
Europe, and Africa.
Satmex V
Satmex V offers excellent hemi coverage of the Americas and Latin America at both C and Ku-band. A modern, powerful satellite,
it also offers very economical capacity.
Intelsat IS-1R (PAS-1R)
Intelsat IS-1R (formerly PAS-1R) provides C-band coverage within the Americas and from the Americas to Africa. The Florida teleport
provides uplinking/downlinking at C-band for both Americas and Africa coverage. Ku-band space segment, both Europe to Africa
and within the Americas is also available.
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Satmex VI
Satmex VI is the newest of the Satmex satellites and offers three different options for C-band coverage of the Americas, however
the capacity is more expensive than Sat V.
Intelsat 907
IS-907 offers C-band cross-strapping between East and West hemi coverage regions, providing US to Africa coverage.
The high power transponder configuration allows for 2.4 meter remote earth stations operating at QPSK and 3.8 meter
remote stations operating at 8PSK.
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 Monthly or Yearly Contracts
Space segment prices are increasing.
Longer term contracts will lock-in your pricing on satellite bandwidth. Currently prices are increasing,
particularly in the African market, where there is a very limited amount of capacity.
Vitacom can provide the lowest space segment pricing, and can work with you to lock-in those rates
for extended periods.
In Latin America, Ku-band capacity is also very limited. Vitacom has the very desirable Satmex V space
segment available now. With Satmex V Ku-band, coverage reaches from Canada to Argentina, allowing you to
reach almost anywhere in the Americas with a single uplink. contact Vitacom
Occasional Use Bandwidth
video uplinks
Vitacom has 3.5 MHz of Satmex V Ku (odd transponder) available for video uplinks. The bandwidth is available in 15 minute
increments. Use your own uplink, or supply the video to Vitacom and Vitacom will uplink from it's Florida teleport.
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