Romantis will deploy the C-Com antennas to deliver complex emergency communications networks. Romantis’ UHP-1000 satellite router is compliant with C-Com’s iNetVu 7024C VSAT controller, which the company said is ideal for applications that require a simple setup and reliable connection. The 7024C Controllers also support the GPS and Russian Glonass global navigation satellite systems.

   “We are proud to further boost our partnership with innovative and fast-growing C-COM Satellite Systems and to deliver joint customer-driven products to the market,” Romantis Managing Director and CEO Harald Stange said in a statement. “Both products work seamlessly together and are ideal for mobile VSAT communication helping customers to utilize satellite communications easily and cost-effectively. Our joint product has been already proven in a number of projects including disaster-recovery, telemedicine and military applications. Now this solution is available to provide the same benefits to our commercial customers.”