NETA Electronics is an R&D and industrial company that was established in 1987.
With nearly 150 employees, an R&D center, electronic and mechanical production lines, and a domestic and international sales organization, it has been continuing its operations for over 30 years.
NETA develops and manufactures communication products, especially with its in-house developed antenna and RF technology.
Among the existing products are; antenna systems designed to receive satellite broadcasts for stationary and mobile vehicles such as buses, yachts/ships, and caravans, two-way communication satellite antenna systems, and professional broadcast receiver systems for broadcasters.
NETA develops antenna and communication products with the technology and production infrastructure it possesses.
Motosat antennas are designed for motorhomes, towable caravans, and camping vehicles to allow television viewing while parked. When the antenna is deployed, it automatically starts searching for a satellite and adjusts its position. When turned off, the dish is safely retracted into a low-profile position by the system.
NETA portable antennas are designed by considering the harshest weather and field conditions. Thanks to its “automatic shutdown” feature, the antenna automatically shuts down when the vehicle is started. It offers different signal reception power levels with dish diameter options ranging from 50 to 80 cm.
The antenna system optionally includes an HD satellite receiver control box. Additionally, an optional wall-mounted control panel is available for easy access. With the twin option, two televisions can be connected to the system, allowing different channels to be watched simultaneously. The auto skew feature automatically adjusts the LNB angle, enabling usage during long journeys without requiring manual adjustments.
Marinesat is a mobile satellite antenna specifically designed for boats, yachts, and ships. The radome contains a motorized cassegrain antenna. When the system is activated, it starts searching for a satellite, locks onto the signal using microprocessor-controlled motors, and tracks the signal with a gyroscope.
The integrated GPS system automatically detects the antenna’s current position and calculates the required LNB angle for the satellite. Even when a different satellite is selected or the antenna’s position changes, no user intervention is needed. The system automatically makes all the necessary adjustments.
With the control unit, the antenna can receive signals from 16 different satellites. The antenna can be controlled via the control unit provided with the system. Optionally, the control box can also be used as an HD satellite receiver. The common interface allows receiving signals from encrypted channels. The multi-output option can be used to distribute signals to different locations.
