The Hughes 9202 BGAN is the most portable BGAN with built-in Wi-Fi. Place the terminal outside, and stay inside.

The Explorer 300 BGAN is portable and can operate in extreme weather. All BGAN terminals may use a standard phone to make and receive calls.

Ground Control offers a BGAN Ready Cases for all BGAN terminals. Above is the Hughes 9202 and our popular BGAN Optimized Laptop that helps reduce BGAN service costs.

The Explorer 500 terminal has the same features as the Explorer 300. The difference is it offers slightly faster speeds.

This Wideye Saber 1 BGAN terminal is being used to upload photos from a news reporter.

NGO (non-government-organizations) have been using BGAN terminals world-wide because the terminals are portable and provide both Internet and phone. Above is pictured a Hughes 9201.

The Explorer 700 is tied as the fastest BGAN terminal with the Hughes 9201. Here the terminal is being used by two individuals connected wirelessly to the 700.

The Explorer 700 BGAN being used by a team of individuals. A phone and compatible fax machine may be directly plugged into the terminal.

Ground Control offers the full line of in-motion BGAN terminals. Here the Explorer 325 is used for online access for a 2 car convoy.

Other in-motion systems provide for Wi-Fi connectivity within 100 feet. Passengers in more than one care could connect at the same time.

The BGAN Explorer 300 one of the smallest BGAN systems ruggedized for use in the field. With phone and Internet, a mobile office can be set up anywhere.

The Class 1 Hughes 9201 is the fastest BGAN terminal at 492 Kbps with 36 hours of battery life for idle usage. It's small enough to fit in a standard size laptop case.

The Class 1 Explorer 700 terminal is tied with the Hughes 9201 for fastest BGAN terminal. Here two computers are connected to the 700's wireless access point.

The Hughes 9201 also has an integrated 802.11 wireless access point for creating a multi-user connections.

The Explorer 500, a class 2 BGAN terminal, is a mid-speed system shown here connected to D-Link wireless access point with a standard Ethernet cable.

Military personal here connect their computers to a small router via Ethernet, which is connected to the Explorer 500 BGAN. Multi-User without wireless for high security.

Here a Hughes 9502 BGAN M2M SCADA capable device is used for an unmanned remote IP weather monitor. This system uses a pole mounted solar panel and a pole mounted battery box to make a self contained remote communications point.

This Explorer 500 BGAN system is being used on a well anchored boat on a river. BGAN systems are capable of working on water if motion is very limited.

The Explorer 700 BGAN terminal has both bluetooth and 802.11 wireless A, B and G hotspot.

BGAN systems are often used by organizations that require a backup Internet connection when a primary connection fails.

An oil worker uses an Explorer 500 for connectivity.

Ground Control offers a BGAN Backpack solution complete with foldable solar panels for no-power locations.

The Football is a auto-pointing BGAN terminal manufactured by Ground Control that only needs to be turned on to create a broadband satellite connection with a wireless access point.

The BGAN Football case opened.