Starlink for Industry: connected plant where fiber doesn't reach
Plants, warehouses, and distribution centers in industrial districts poorly served by fiber. Redundant link for ERP, machine telemetry, and video monitoring, with a corporate contract under CNPJ and dedicated technical support.
No commitment · No credit card · Exclusive B2B service (CNPJ) · Proposal within 48h
What usually hinders connectivity in indústria
Industrial district outside fiber coverage
Many plants are in areas with only radio or low-capacity links, with months of waiting for terrestrial infrastructure.
Line stoppage due to network outage
MES, ERP, and production tracking depend on connection. Without a network, shipping stops and invoices can't be issued.
IoT and telemetry without reliable uplink
Machine sensors, predictive maintenance, and cameras require continuous data transmission, something local 4G cannot sustain.
A single exit path
When fiber and backup share the same terrestrial route, a single break takes everything down.
How Telekom solves it
Independent path from local infrastructure
The satellite link does not share a route, pole, or operator with the primary link, eliminating the single point of failure.
Warehouse and yard coverage
Terminals at strategic points power the internal network, yard Wi-Fi, and shipping scanners.
Contractually guaranteed availability
99.9% availability with formalized repair time and monitoring by Telekom's technical team.
Integration with corporate network
Bypass mode delivers IP directly to the plant's firewall or SD-WAN, preserving VPN with headquarters, VLANs, and OT segmentation.
Typical industry applications
What we usually recommend in indústria
Standard Kit for offices and warehouses; Flat High Performance for plants with heavy obstruction, large yards or continuous critical operation.
Data plans from 500 GB to 2 TB per plant in most cases, depending on the number of users, cameras, and telemetry volume.
Final sizing comes from the diagnosis: it considers declared consumption, simultaneous users, and operation criticality.
Questions from those operating in indústria
Can Starlink support an entire industrial plant?
Yes, when properly sized. A Performance terminal delivers enough bandwidth for ERP, cameras and dozens of concurrent users; large plants usually rely on more than one dish distributing over the internal network.
Works as redundant link with fiber?
This is the most common industrial use. The terminal acts as a secondary path in the firewall or SD-WAN, with automatic failover when fiber fails.
Is latency suitable for industrial applications?
Typical latency is 25 to 60 ms, suitable for ERP, MES, VPN, VoIP, and video monitoring. For deterministic real-time control on the factory floor, the local network remains wired.
Does the antenna withstand dust, heat, and wind?
The terminals are IP certified for outdoor use, with automatic heating and strong wind resistance. For more severe environments, Flat High Performance is recommended.
Can I connect multiple sites under one contract?
Yes. All units are under a single business contract, with one consolidated invoice under your CNPJ and allocation per site when necessary.
How much does business Starlink cost for an industry?
The price depends on the number of points, antenna model, and data plan. The free diagnosis provides a sized recommendation, and the commercial proposal is issued within 48h.
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