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Overview

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Overview

Land Mobile License Overview

The Land Mobile Radio License (LMR) is an essential asset for any organization dedicated to effective communication. This license empowers users to operate reliable wireless, two-way communication systems, crucial for public safety organizations and commercial sectors alike. With the LMR, you gain a competitive edge, ensuring secure and immediate communication in critical situations.

Land Mobile License Application Requirements

1. TRN

2. Certificate of Registration (Corporate applicants)

3. Certificate of Incorporation (Corporate applicants)

4. Letter of Good Standing (Corporate applicants)

5. Proof of Identity (Individual applicants)

6. Proof of Employment (Individual applicants)

7. Proof of Residence (Individual applicants)

Processing Fee

Spectrum Licensing Fee

Your spectrum license fee will be calculated based on the technical parameter of your application

Who needs this license

Applications Of This License Type

FAQ’s

Find answers to common questions about This License type.

What is VSAT Terminal?

VSAT (Very Small Aperture Terminal) is a satellite communications system that provides internet connectivity and data transmission through a small dish antenna, typically ranging from 0.75 to 3.8 meters in diameter. These terminals are used in various applications, including remote internet access, voice communication, and data networking in areas where traditional infrastructure is unavailable or impractical.

How to obtain VSAT/Earth Station radio license?

To obtain an VSAT/Earth Station radio license, you need to submit an application to the spectrum management authority and meet the necessary requirements.

What frequencies are used in satellite services?

Satellite services typically operate across several frequency bands, each with its own characteristics and applications. The main frequency bands used are:

L-band (1-2 GHz)
S-band (2-4 GHz)
C-band (4-8 GHz)
X-band (8-12 GHz)
Ku-band (12-18 GHz)
Ka-band (26.5-40 GHz)
V-band (40-75 GHz)

What are the benefits of satellite services?

Satellite services offer numerous benefits across various sectors, making them a vital component of global communication and data transmission. Some of the key advantages include:

Global Coverage: Satellite services can reach remote and rural areas where terrestrial infrastructure, such as fiber-optic cables, is not available. This ensures connectivity in nearly every part of the world.
Mobility: Satellites can provide communication services to mobile platforms such as ships, airplanes, and vehicles, enabling continuous connectivity in transit.
High Data Transfer Rates: Many satellite systems, especially those operating in the Ku and Ka bands, can support high data throughput, making them suitable for internet access, video conferencing, and streaming services.
Rapid Deployment: Satellite services can be quickly set up for emergency response, disaster relief, and military operations in areas where traditional communication infrastructure is damaged or unavailable.
Scalability: Satellite networks can easily expand to accommodate additional users or services, allowing for flexible growth based on demand.
Cost-Effectiveness: For remote locations, the cost of establishing ground-based infrastructure can be prohibitive; satellite services can often be more economical in such scenarios.

Are there any restrictions on satellite service usage?

While satellite internet services are available in Jamaica, there are regulations regarding broadcasting and satellite signal theft, with the Spectrum Management Authority (SMA) responsible for monitoring and enforcing these rule

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