Triton-X Small Satellite Platform Family
LuxSpace
Scalable smallsat platform family in Light, Medium, and Heavy variants built on Triton-1/2 (ESAIL) flight heritage — payload capacity from 15kg/12U to 90kg/280U.
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- Mass
- 40–65 kg product page 75–135 kg | 130–250 kg
- Max payload mass
- 15 kg max · product page
- Flight heritage
- Triton-1, Triton-2 (ESAIL) product page
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- Variants
- Triton-X Light (TXL), Medium (TXM), Heavy (TXH)
- Txl payload capacity
- ≤15 kg / 12U, 9-90W
- Txl spacecraft mass
- 40-65 kg
- Txm payload capacity
- ≤45 kg / 13-50U, 45-180W
- Txm spacecraft mass
- 75-135 kg
- Txh payload capacity
- ≤90 kg / 50-280U, 120-310W
- Txh spacecraft mass
- 130-250 kg
- Flight heritage
- Triton-1, Triton-2 (ESAIL)
About
Triton-X is LuxSpace’s scalable small satellite platform family, offered in three size classes — Light (TXL), Medium (TXM), and Heavy (TXH) — built on the flight-proven heritage of the Triton-1 and Triton-2 (ESAIL) missions. The Light variant supports payloads up to 15 kg / 12U with 9-90W available power on a 40-65 kg spacecraft. The Medium variant scales to 45 kg / 13-50U payloads with 45-180W power on a 75-135 kg spacecraft. The Heavy variant accommodates up to 90 kg / 50-280U payloads with 120-310W power on a 130-250 kg spacecraft, enabling a wide range of mission classes from technology demonstration to operational Earth observation and communications constellations.
Documentation
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