Handheld satellite terminal,Thuraya 2510

General Description:
Hand-held Thuraya terminal for voice, SMS and low speed data.

Technical Specifications:
Portable Thuraya terminal with an easy-to-use interface and favourable dimensions for handheld and mobile operations; satellite only, built-in GPS receiver
Proprietary interface for USB connection to PC
9.6 kbps switched circuit, 60/15 kbps GmPRS, 160 character SMS
Battery life time; 40h standby, 2.4h at “typical use”

Supplied with:
Thuraya handheld terminal, Li-Ion battery, SIM card, ear set, USB data cable, standard AC/DC PSU (dual AC voltage 110/220 travel charger) w/EUR 2-pin plug and multi-use adapter, car charger/cigarette lighter adapter (dual DC voltage 12/24V), CD-ROM with terminal manuals, software and drivers, hardcopy quick start guide.

Transport and Storage:
Packaged in a cardboard box, 0.680kg, 0.005m3 with estimated dimensions of (Terminal only): 118mm x 53mm x 19mm

Instruction for use (prescription, quantity per person, etc.):
Small size Thuraya handheld terminal with an easy-to-use interface and a favourable size for hand-carry and portable operations. Can also be used for a small office satellite phone connectivity with the appropriate docking station.
Requires an activation of a SIM card to access the Thuraya network through a UNICEF appointed Service Provider.
Users are encouraged to get acquainted with airtime rates and monthly recurrent charges.
For additional technical information/support, please consult with the NYHQ Global Help Desk (Tel.:+1 212 326 7123, email: globalhelpdesk@unicef.org), or the Regional ICT Chief.

Precondition for utilisation:
Users require basic training prior to having the Iridium handheld terminal assigned.

Context in which item is mainly used (e.g. reinforce national system/structures, refugee camps, etc.):
Any operation where portable solutions for satellite voice applications are required. The terminal can also be used as an office voice back-up connectivity and disaster recovery asset. Note: Note: Thuraya lack of global coverage.

Emergency scenarios:
All emergencies and security environments

Country considerations:
In certain countries the use of satellite phone equipment might be sensitive for various reasons. Licensing for import and use may be required.