Managed TVRO Services
Global TV coverage for offshore crews
Bringing Entertainment & Welfare Onboard
At Deepsea Networks, we understand that life at sea can be long and isolating. That’s why we’ve partnered with dozens of satellite TV providers worldwide to offer a managed TVRO service designed to enhance crew welfare and morale.
Reliable entertainment onboard helps seafarers stay connected with global events, unwind after shifts, and fosters social interaction among the crew - improving overall wellbeing and job satisfaction.
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Getting started is simple.
Choose your region
Tell us where the vessel or asset operates. Each region uses the appropriate satellites and satellite TV decoders.
Choose the duration
Select the service duration you need. Fleet contracts reduce operational overhead under a single point of contact.
We take care of the rest
Our support center ensures the TVRO antenna onboard tracks the correct satellite and supplies the right satellite TV decoders.
Global Coverage for All Major Maritime Regions
Deepsea Networks provides TVRO services across all key maritime regions, as well as all major Oil & Gas hubs worldwide. Our service relies on Ku-band satellite connectivity, with each region using the appropriate satellites and satellite TV decoders to ensure uninterrupted, high-quality viewing.
Satellites & decoders matched to the region
Contract single vessel or fleet
Support
Reliable Support
Deepsea Networks’ managed TVRO service goes beyond simply providing satellite TV decoders - it delivers ongoing support wherever your vessel sails. We assist crews in monitoring satellite signal reception and provide remote troubleshooting, with on-site support available when needed, to ensure entertainment systems operate smoothly.
This approach guarantees uninterrupted access to live sports, news, movies, and series, enhancing crew wellbeing, supporting retention, and letting you focus on your core operations with confidence.
Keep Offshore Operations Connected
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