Septentrio AsteRx EB

Septentrio AsteRx EB

Brand: septentrio

Compact, Rugged GNSS Rover Receiver The Septentrio AsteRx EB is a compact, multi-frequency GNSS receiver designed to deliver reliable centimetre-level RTK positioning in space-constrained industrial applications. Its lightweight IP67-rated housing, commonly used interfaces and industrial-grade connectors make it straightforward to integrate into a range of positioning systems. Optimised for size, weight and power consumption, the AsteRx EB supports both single and dual antenna configurations. It delivers dependable, low-latency positioning in challenging environments, while the optional dual antenna configuration enables sub-degree GNSS heading. Septentrio’s advanced GNSS+ technologies help maintain consistent performance in conditions affected by vibration, shock, multipath or radio interference. AIM+ provides protection against jamming and spoofing, while LOCK+ supports reliable satellite tracking under heavy vibration and shock. The receiver can be configured and monitored through an intuitive web interface using a computer or mobile device. USB, serial and Ethernet interfaces provide robust wired connectivity for industrial applications. Key Features Multi-frequency, multi-constellation GNSS tracking Centimetre-level RTK positioning Single or dual antenna operation Optional sub-degree GNSS heading Reliable, low-latency positioning Compact and lightweight design Rugged IP67 weatherproof housing AIM+ anti-jamming and anti-spoofing technology LOCK+ tracking under vibration and shock Intuitive web interface USB, Ethernet and two RS232 serial interfaces 16 GB internal memory NTRIP client support Up to 10 Hz positioning update rate Ideal Applications Robotics and autonomous platforms Logistics and port operations Precision agriculture Space-constrained industrial positioning applications Download Brochure

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