KepNet LEO Satellite Broadband Network
Kepler Communications
LEO satellite broadband network for maritime, aviation, and remote IoT — GEN2 constellation, Ku-band, 8–100 Mbps per terminal, global coverage above 60°N/S, store-and-forward and real-time streaming.
Technical specifications
- Frequency band
- Ku-band
- Data rate per terminal
- 8–100 Mbps
- Latency
- < 400 ms
- Orbit
- LEO (Kepler GEN2)
- Coverage
- Global, including Arctic >60°N
- Services
- Real-time streaming + store-and-forward
- Target markets
- Maritime, aviation, energy, remote enterprise
About
Kepler Communications’ KepNet is a LEO broadband satellite network delivering connectivity for maritime, aviation, energy, and remote enterprise customers. Built on Kepler’s own GEN2 constellation, KepNet operates in Ku-band providing 8–100 Mbps data rates per terminal at latencies below 400 ms. The network covers global ocean routes including Arctic shipping lanes above 60°N and connects vessels, oil platforms, and remote installations not served by GEO or terrestrial alternatives. Kepler’s dual-mode architecture supports both real-time streaming and store-and-forward services, optimizing bandwidth allocation per application.
Documentation
No public datasheet yet — request the datasheet / ICD from the supplier.
