SES-17 High-Throughput Satellite
SES-17 is a high-throughput geostationary satellite for multi-gigabit connectivity, classified in HTS 8802.60.90.40 for other spacecraft. It supports aviation, maritime, and government users with advanced spot beam technology.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If for transmission apparatus of 2+ television channels
Satellite TV transponders detached from structure may shift to TV transmission equipment.
If with significant remote sensing payload
Mixed commercial/scientific satellites with observation capabilities use the scientific designation.
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• Provide propulsion system MSDS for hydrazine thrusters during customs inspection
• Include ITU frequency coordination records to prove licensed orbital slots
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