Fixed Site Solutions

Even Pelsue runs a Fixed Site Solution at our own facility. When our primary internet goes down — from a carrier outage, a dig-in down the street, or a weather event — our team stays online. Phones keep working. Email keeps flowing. Orders keep moving. No one notices.

Business continuity doesn’t require a dramatic scenario to justify backup connectivity. Any organization where a day of downtime means lost revenue, missed customer commitments, or stranded staff has a business case for a fixed site solution. The cost of an outage almost always exceeds the cost of protecting against it.

Emergency operations centers and public safety answering points are most critical during exactly the events — severe storms, wildfires, earthquakes — that also knock out terrestrial infrastructure. Maintain communications during declared disasters and extended activations when carrier infrastructure is damaged or overloaded.

A fixed site solution ensures the EOC stays connected when the county needs it most — with no manual intervention required when the primary circuit fails.

Hospital systems operating across multiple locations depend on continuous connectivity for EHR access, medical imaging transfer, clinical communications, and remote patient monitoring. A primary circuit outage at any site doesn’t just disrupt administrative operations — it can interrupt care workflows and patient safety systems.

Fixed satellite backup across a multi-site healthcare network ensures every location stays connected to the central health system, clinical applications, and communication platforms — with automatic failover that requires no staff intervention and no disruption to clinical operations.

Remote substations, water treatment facilities, and critical infrastructure sites depend on terrestrial connectivity for SCADA communication, remote monitoring, and operational control. When that connection is lost — to weather, dig-ins, or carrier outages — grid operators lose visibility and control at the worst possible moment.

Fixed satellite keeps SCADA links and NOC connectivity online regardless of what happens to regional fiber infrastructure.

Broadcast facilities and communications hubs depend on reliable bandwidth where primary backhaul disruption would interrupt live broadcasts, data feeds, or transmission operations. An outage during a live event or critical transmission isn’t recoverable. Backup connectivity must be in place before it’s needed.

Fixed satellite provides the always-ready backup path that keeps broadcast and transmission operations running through any primary network disruption.