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The Inmarsat IsatPhone 2 is a favorite of emergency response organizations because of its low operating cost and low initial hardware investment. The Inmarsat IsatPhone 2 is a good choice for most land-based and marine applications within its coverage area, though we recommend Iridium satellite phones for mountainous terrain. We have a variety of flexible prepaid and postpaid service plans. Call us to learn more.

Features

High-visibility screen even in direct sunlight
Ideal for making calls, sending SMS messages, and accessing the internet
Built-in S.O.S. button in case of emergency

The Inmarsat IsatPhone 2 is ideal for making calls, sending SMS messages, and accessing the internet at up to 2.4 kbps with nearly global coverage. This satellite phone also features a S.O.S. button for use in case of emergency. Order your Inmarsat IsatPhone 2 from Outfitter Satellite.

What's In the Box?

IsatPhone 2 (with 12-month warranty)
Your choice of Black or Yellow Padded Soft Case with carry strap.
Standard battery (up to 100 hours of standby time)
Hands-free earpiece
Micro-USB data kit
DC car charger (allows input range of 10 to 30 VDC)
AC wall charger with 4-piece international plug kit
Belt Holster
Quick Start Guide (and USB thumbdrive with drivers and documentation)

Specification

Dimensions	6.7" x 3.0" x 2.0"
Weight	11.2 oz (318 g)
Talk Time	Up to 8 hrs talk time (up to 160 hrs standby)
Ingress Protection Rating	IP65 (IK04)
Operating Temperature Range	-20°C to +55°C
Messaging Services	160 character (text-to-text and text-to-email)
Data Services	2.4 kbps (circuit switched data)
Interfaces	Micro USB, audio socket, external antenna port, Bluetooth

Downloads

Download IsatPhone 2 User Manual

*The pricing on this page only applies until our current inventory of IsatPhone 2 equipment is exhausted. The IsatPhone 2 satellite phone offers 2400 bps circuit-switched data (best case), and is suitable for light email applications but not web browsing. Mountainous terrain and other vertical obstructions such as tall trees or buildings can block the Inmarsat satellite signal. As a rule of thumb, Inmarsat satellites are relatively low on the horizon north of 50° N latitude or south of 50° S latitude, which increases the chances of terrain masking problems, especially in mountainous terrain.