Three modules, one pole, no mystery box.

Two metres fully extended, on a telescoping pole that collapses to roughly a quarter of that for transport. The antenna reference point is marked on the pole so antenna height is a value you read, not a value you estimate.

Because a sealed battery that dies at 2pm costs you the afternoon. The battery is its own module between the pole and the gateway enclosure, so you carry a spare and change it in the field. It also let us keep the pole free to collapse, which a pole full of cells cannot do.

It is the gateway: it reads the receiver over serial, streams telemetry to the field app over WebSocket, and relays RTCM corrections in both directions. Keeping that on a general-purpose computer rather than a fixed microcontroller is what lets the software side move quickly.

Environmental sealing and an ingress rating are part of the production build, not yet certified. We would rather tell you that than quote an IP number we have not tested to. It is one of the things the pilot programme exists to prove.

The pole uses a standard survey thread interface, so yes on the pole. On the antenna, the phase-centre offset is what the accuracy claim depends on, so a swap needs the replacement antenna's characterised offset entered in software. Talk to us before you do it.

You call or WhatsApp us directly — there is no dealer in between, which is the point. Support runs Monday to Saturday, 9am to 7pm IST. If the unit has to come in, we target five working days in the workshop plus transit. During the pilot programme we will also talk to you about a loan unit so a fault does not stop your job; ask us and we will tell you honestly what we can cover at your location.

Twelve months against manufacturing defects from the date of delivery, covering the receiver, gateway, antenna and battery module. Physical damage, water ingress beyond the rated conditions and unauthorised opening are not covered. Full terms come with the quotation — read them before you buy, from us or from anyone.

Four to six weeks during the pilot programme. We would rather quote a real date and hit it than quote two weeks and disappoint you. If you have a project deadline, tell us the date when you enquire and we will tell you straight away whether we can meet it.

We do, directly. A live onboarding session for your team is included, plus written and video guides in English and Hindi. For institutional deployments we run a longer session and help you set standard project templates so every crew works to the same configuration.

Aerom exports the standard formats — RINEX, CSV, and the CAD and government deliverable formats — so it drops into an existing office workflow rather than replacing it. If your deliverable needs a format we do not yet write, tell us during the pilot; that feedback is exactly what the programme is for.

Yes, and you should. We would rather you handled a unit and ran it against a control point you already know the answer to than took our word for anything on this website.