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March 7th, 2018
Walton De-Ice Unveils World’s First Portable Radome at SATELLITE 2018

WASHINGTON – Walton De-Ice (http://www.de-ice.com), the world’s leading designer and manufacturer of satellite earth station antenna (ESA) weather protection solutions, will debut its first-of-a-kind Walton Portable Radome product for satellite earth station antennas at SATELLITE 2018, Booth 425.   The Walton Portable Radome protects antennas from weather effects such as rain, sleet, snow, ice, winds, sandstorms, hail, and can be rapidly deployed in just hours, unlike conventional radomes in its size class, and at cost-savings.

The Walton Portable Radome is offering a uniquely deployable weather protection solution for C-Band, X-Band, Ku-Band, and Ka-Band applications such as military vehicular mount and coms-on-the-pause (COTM) terminals, VSAT, transportable uplinks for first-responder and disaster recovery networks.   According to David Walton, Vice President of Walton De-Ice and inventor of the product, “We are excited to introduce our Portable Radome at SATELLITE 2018.  Whether a network mission requires keeping a SATCOMS terminal on air in a 70 mile-per-hour wind storm, sandstorm, blizzard, hail, or torrential rains, the new Walton Portable Radome helps make satellite networks more survivable and deployable into extreme or harsh environments for military or civilian networks.”

“The Walton Portable Radome can also be used for fixed site ground networks, including LEO/MEO constellation ground infrastructures, where our solution can deliver gateway site cost-savings and other advantages compared to traditional solutions,” Walton adds.

The Portable Radome employs the same field-proven, virtually RF transparent, and hydrophobic Architectural Fabric antenna cover materials used in other Walton products that are deployed in military and civilian C, Ku, and Ka-Band satellite antenna de-icing weather protection systems around the globe.  The initial release is designed for satellite earth station antenna reflector structures under 4 meters in size.

At Satellite 2018, Booth 425, Walton De-Ice will also showcase its patented Ice Quake and Snow Shield antenna cover solutions for antennas from 0.6 to 6.3 meters.  Ice Quake can enable up to 100-fold energy savings compared with conventional anti-ice solutions.

About Walton De-Ice

For nearly four decades, Walton Enterprises, Inc., (also known as Walton De-ice), (http://www.de-ice.com) has designed and manufactured the broadest and highest performance line of De-Ice equipment available for satellite earth station antennas. Walton De-Ice delivers the most innovative and effective solutions to help protect critical satellite networks from degradation and outages due to weather.