LCS | OneWeb Enterprise LEO Connectivity
Low-latency OneWeb LEO service with guaranteed CIR, static IP options, and private routing — designed, integrated and supported by LCS for enterprise and mission-critical sites.
Overview
Eutelsat OneWeb’s Low Earth Orbit (LEO) network delivers fibre-like user experience to remote locations. Unlike best-effort services, OneWeb Enterprise offers Committed Information Rate (CIR) backed by global SLAs, with static IP and private routing for clean integration to your WAN, data centres, or cloud. LCS provides end-to-end delivery: hardware, activation, installation, monitoring, and support.
Why OneWeb with LCS
- Low latency: sub-100 ms typical for voice, video, SCADA and SaaS.
- Guaranteed CIR: predictable performance during busy hours.
- Enterprise routing: static IP addressing and private paths (IPsec/GRE) to your core.
- Global footprint: designed for worldwide coverage, including high latitudes & maritime routes.
- One partner: LCS handles survey, install, change management and 24×7 NOC.
Plans & CIR Options
LEO plans combine high burst rates with guaranteed CIR. Typical examples:
- Enterprise 10/2 U3 — burst up to 10/2 Mbps with ~0.5–2.5 Mbps CIR for branches/telemetry.
- Enterprise 50/10 U6 — burst up to 50/10 Mbps with ~1–5 Mbps CIR for higher-demand sites.
- Dedicated CIR — fixed symmetric bandwidth (e.g., 50/10 Mbps CIR) for compliance-driven workloads.
Availability and CIR profiles vary by region and use case. LCS can aggregate CIR across your estate.
Approved OneWeb Terminals
- Intellian OW11FL (flat-panel, land) — compact ESA for rooftops and constrained sites.
- Intellian OW Series (vehicular & fixed) — mobility and fixed variants with seamless handovers.
- Kymeta Hawk/Peregrine u8 (mobility) — low-profile electronically steered antennas for land & maritime.
LCS supplies, installs, and supports all terminals above.
Private Networking & Security
- Static IP & addressing: simplify firewall policy and routing.
- Private routes: IPsec/GRE to DC or cloud; optional segmentation per application.
- Policy & QoS: prioritise voice/collab/SaaS; shape guest and non-critical traffic.
Where OneWeb Shines
- Energy & Offshore, Mining & Exploration
- Maritime and vehicular mobility
- Telemedicine and remote campuses
- Events and rapid Disaster Recovery
GEO vs LEO at a Glance
| Dimension | GEO (Traditional VSAT) | OneWeb LEO |
|---|---|---|
| Latency | ~500–700 ms typical | Sub-100 ms typical |
| Bandwidth Assurance | Premium options available | CIR options widely available |
| Routing | Static IP, VPNs | Static IP, private routing to WAN/DC |
| Mobility | Parabolic, stabilised maritime | ESA flat-panels; compact maritime options |
SLA & Support
- Global SLAs: availability and performance targets for enterprise and regulated sites.
- 24×7 NOC: monitoring, alerting, incident response and performance analytics.
- Lifecycle services: survey, installation, commissioning, training and spares.
FAQ
What latency should we expect?
End-to-end is typically well under 100 ms depending on path and peering.
Can we use static IPs and keep traffic off the public internet?
Yes — we can assign static IPs and build private routes (IPsec/GRE) to your DC or cloud.
Which terminals do you recommend?
Fixed: Intellian OW11FL. Mobility/Maritime: Intellian OW series or Kymeta u8, depending on profile.
Ready to size your sites? Request a quote or contact LCS.