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About the Satel Brand
SATEL is one of the world’s leading experts and innovators in independent radio networking technology, developing high-quality radio technology solutions. Beginning in 1986, SATEL has plenty of experience in the industry and their revolutionary products show it. Bench Mark is Western Canada’s leading supplier of SATEL surveying products. We offer exceptional service, education, and ongoing support.
SATEL radios are designed to transmit correction data between GNSS base stations and rovers or between survey instruments in the field. They enable reliable RTK positioning where cellular coverage is limited or unavailable, making them essential for remote surveying, construction, and infrastructure projects.
Yes. SATEL communication modules are widely integrated with professional surveying equipment from multiple manufacturers. They support standard correction protocols and are commonly used with GNSS receivers, robotic total stations, and machine control systems.
Transmission range depends on antenna type, power output, terrain, and line of sight. In open conditions, SATEL radios can provide long-range communication suitable for large construction sites, corridors, and rural survey environments.
SATEL radios are engineered for demanding outdoor use, with rugged construction designed to withstand vibration, dust, moisture, and temperature variation. This durability makes them suitable for continuous operation on survey sites and heavy equipment.
SATEL devices are designed for straightforward configuration and dependable daily operation. Clear interfaces and stable communication performance allow survey teams to deploy RTK radio links quickly without complex setup procedures.
Radio RTK is ideal in remote areas, large construction sites, mines, or locations with unreliable mobile coverage. It provides direct, low-latency correction transmission and full control over the base-to-rover communication link.
Choosing the correct model depends on required range, mounting configuration, compatibility with existing instruments, and regulatory frequency requirements. Matching the radio to your GNSS or total station setup ensures stable correction delivery and consistent positioning accuracy.
