YahClick is Vox’s Satellite-powered broadband service.
YahClick is Vox’s Satellite-powered broadband service. Our devices connect users by locking onto spot beams instead of full spectrum bandwidth, making it highly efficient and very affordable – so that we are able to offer it at costs comparable to terrestrial services.
For temporary installations – like festivals and conferences – we also offer a mobile Satellite trailer (YahClick Go) on a rental basis.
- Highly efficient and cost effective
- Quick to install
- Basic Internet access for home users and high-speed service plans aimed at corporates
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The algorithm will detect the person’s day-to-day behaviour over a period of time, establish their routine, and detect any abnormalities, for example:
- Spending more time in bed
- Change in sleeping patterns, lack of movement
- Forgetting to close doors
- Accidental falls
How It Works
Features And Benefits
No infrastructure hassles
By using satellite technology, we bypass the need for fixed lines or mobile signals. Plus, this effectively eliminates cable theft concerns and poor signal challenges.
Quick installation and reliability
Just because you’re in “the middle of nowhere” doesn’t mean you have to wait. We promise swift installation, and provide support 24/7, 365 days a year.
Extra bandwidth
Enjoy unlimited uploading and unlimited downloading during FreeZone hours (01h00 – 06h00).
Business as usual
YahClick supports integrated ICT services including VoIP calls, video streaming and conferencing, and IP-enabled CCTV technology.
Frequently Asked Questions
YahClick is a high-speed always-on Internet access service delivered via Satellite by Vox.
The service is ideal for any consumer or business requiring an affordable high-speed always-on internet access service. YahClick gets you online instantly to surf the web, watch videos, download mail, etc. and is available on a range of service plans with speeds up to 20Mbps.
VSAT terminals are installed at your sites by authorised installers. Each terminal consists of a small dish installed outside at a carefully selected position to ensure it has a ‘clean’ path between the dish and the satellite. The dish connects via a coaxial cable to the satellite modem installed indoors, delivering internet access via its ethernet port(s). The satellite ‘relays’ signals in the Ka-frequency band, between the VSAT terminal and an earth-station in Frankfurt, ‘connecting’ the VSAT terminal to the Internet.
The service is available throughout South Africa, except for small areas in the Northern Cape and North West Province. Coverage is delivered via 6 high-power spot-beams, each focused on a specific part of the country, overlapping in some areas.
The further a customer is located away from the centre of the spot-beam (where signals are the strongest), the weaker the signals become. For sites towards the edges of the beams, we compensate for the ‘weaker’ signal by using a larger dish. The 2 dish sizes being deployed for this service are: 74cm (oval) and 98cm (round) and this is dependent on feasibility.
There are numerous packages available to choose from. The advertised speeds are maximum “burstable” throughputs. YahSat’s network capacity planning aims to ensure that during the busiest hours of usage, the throughput over the satellite path does not drop below 30% of the link’s maximum speed.
