Maritime connectivity from Lagos
Satellite links that stay up at sea.
We install and support stabilized VSAT antennas, Starlink Maritime terminals and onboard networks for vessels, offshore fleets, ports and remote sites across Nigeria.
6°38′N 3°20′E
RC 1591151, incorporated 2019
For hulls that move and sites past the fibre.
Our work starts where ordinary internet stops: on deck, offshore, at the quay and at remote sites.
Offshore support vessels
Supply, crew and standby boats that need a link the whole time they are on station.
Tugs, barges and workboats
Smaller hulls, harder motion. The antenna choice and mount matter more here.
Ports and terminals
Quays, jetties and terminal buildings that connect ships to shore.
Remote sites
Facilities beyond the reach of fibre, from creek-side bases to inland yards.
How a stabilized antenna works
The vessel rolls. The dish must not.
A satellite 36,000 km away is a very small target. A few degrees of roll is enough to point a fixed dish off it and drop the link. A stabilized pedestal measures the vessel’s motion and turns the dish against it, many times a second. Try it: raise the sea state, then switch stabilization off.
- Vessel roll
- 0.0°
- Pointing error
- 0.0°
- Signal
- 100%
Link locked
A simplified model showing roll only. Real pedestals correct for roll, pitch and yaw together.
What we install and support
All servicesMaritime VSAT
Stabilized antennas that hold a satellite link while the vessel pitches, rolls and turns.
Starlink Maritime
Low-orbit terminals fitted, powered and networked on board, alongside or instead of VSAT.
Onboard networks and CCTV
Wi-Fi, cabling, crew internet and camera systems that turn a satellite link into a working vessel network.
Also on the books
Shore and remote sites
Fixed VSAT, towers, telecom equipment, data networks and VPNs for terminals, yards and remote facilities.
Web and mobile development
Websites, e-commerce stores and mobile apps, built to order or as a sub-contractor.
Equipment supply
Computers, phones, accessories, components and parts, sourced and delivered for business customers.
From survey to a link that stays up
Every job follows the same course, whether it is one radome on a tug or a network across a fleet and its shore base.
Step 01
Survey
On board or on site, we look at mounting points, sky view, cable runs, power and what the link has to carry.
Step 02
Design
A written plan: the equipment, where it goes, how it is cabled and how the network is split.
Step 03
Install
Mounting, cabling and below-deck work, scheduled around port calls and crew changes.
Step 04
Commission
Line-up, testing and a handover with results the operator keeps on file.
Step 05
Support
Fault-finding and repair when something goes wrong, from the Lagos base.
A registered Nigerian company
Zeynepnet Services Limited is a private company limited by shares, incorporated under the Companies and Allied Matters Act and based in Ifako-Ijaiye, Lagos. Our focus is communication technology: getting vessels and sites connected, and keeping them connected.
About the company- Company name
- Zeynepnet Services Limited
- RC number
- 1591151
- Incorporated
- 11 June 2019
- Company type
- Private, limited by shares
- Registrar
- Corporate Affairs Commission
- Base
- Ifako-Ijaiye, Lagos
Tell us about the vessel.
Send the vessel type, where it works and what the link needs to carry. We’ll come back with questions, then a survey date.