모리셔스 커버리지

모리셔스 수치가 뜻하는 것

중요한 숫자는 두 개인데, 모든 판매사가 인용하는 건 그중 하나뿐입니다. 일반적인 속도는 52 Mbps입니다. 상태가 좋을 때가 어느 정도인지 알려주는 숫자입니다.

읽을 값어치가 있는 건 10분위, 13 Mbps 쪽입니다. 역 위 기지국이 가득 차고 주변 사람들이 모두 같은 전파에 붙어 있는, 하루 중 아래쪽 10퍼센트일 때의 속도입니다. 중앙값이 높고 바닥이 낮은 나라는 정작 필요한 그 순간까지만 훌륭하게 작동하는 나라입니다.

영상 통화나 테더링이 꼭 필요한 여행이라면 일반 속도가 아니라 혼잡 시 수치를 기준으로 계획하세요.

모리셔스에서 망이 붐빌 때 벌어지는 일

혼잡은 고장이 아니라 화요일 저녁입니다. 문제는 그때 eSIM이 무엇을 할 수 있느냐인데, 대부분의 여행용 eSIM은 할 수 있는 게 없습니다. 나라마다 도매 계약 하나, 망 하나, 길에 선 채로 다른 회사 eSIM을 한 장 더 사는 것 말고는 빠져나갈 방법이 없습니다.

여기서 Orbislo 트래픽은 Emtel 및 my.t를 지납니다. 지금 쓰는 망이 나빠지면 여행 도중이라도, 요청하지 않아도 다른 망으로 옮깁니다. 그 순간에 방해하는 대신 옮기고 나서 알려드립니다.

모리셔스의 이동통신사

• my.t: Mauritius Telecom, which sells mobile service as my.t, is the largest operator with about 61 percent of the market at the end of June 2023, according to Omdia. Emtel had almost 22 percent and CHiLi, the mobile brand of Mahanagar Telephone Mauritius, 17 percent.
• my.t: Omdia estimated that at the end of June 2023 about 54 percent of my.t customers were still on 2G, 21 percent on 3G, almost 20 percent on 4G and about 5 percent on 5G. Emtel's base was split more evenly, with roughly a third each on 2G, 3G and 4G.
• Emtel: In August 2026 the regulator designated Emtel as universal service provider for Raphael Island in the St Brandon archipelago. Emtel will deliver 34 Mbps down and 12 Mbps up over a low Earth orbit satellite link for the coast guard, the weather service and the island's fishing company.

모리셔스의 구형 네트워크

• The government endorsed phasing out 3G on 3 October 2025. The operators have started decommissioning their 3G networks, each on its own schedule, and have confirmed that 3G service will end by 2028 at the latest.
• Devices that rely only on 3G, including some older phones, vehicle trackers and machine to machine equipment, stop working once the networks are decommissioned. The regulator has asked the public to stop importing and using 3G-only devices and to switch to 4G or 5G equipment.

모리셔스의 5G

• On 17 June 2021 the regulator granted 5G spectrum licences to Cellplus, Emtel and MTML, one 100 MHz block each. Emtel received the block below 3 GHz, MTML the lower part of the 3.5 GHz band and Cellplus the upper part.
• There was no auction for 5G spectrum. Each operator named its preferred block and committed to timeframes for reaching set coverage percentages on mainland Mauritius and the outer islands, and the regulator awarded the blocks on those commitments.
• On 22 December 2025 the regulator opened the 700 MHz band, 2x30 MHz in the 703 to 788 MHz range, to the mobile operators for testing IMT networks, including 5G. Once tests succeed it will invite applications for network spectrum licences in the band.
• my.t launched 5G in mid-2021. Emtel followed in 2023, saying its network already covered 60 percent of the population and that it aimed to cover the whole island by 2024.

모리셔스 네트워크 참고 사항

• At the end of 2024 Mauritius had three mobile operators and 2,195,100 mobile subscriptions, or 176.4 per 100 inhabitants, and 99 percent of the population lived in areas covered by a mobile network.
• Mauritius was the first market in the African region to launch a mobile network, in 1989, and the first to offer 3G, in 2004, according to the chairman of the ICT Board.
• In April 2024 a disturbance on traffic through the SAFE submarine cable disrupted internet access in Mauritius, along with one bank's ATMs and card terminals, until late the same day. SAFE was then one of only two international cables landing on the island, alongside T3 to South Africa.
• Mauritius Telecom carries international traffic over the SAFE, LION and LION2, MARS and T3 cables, all with points of presence on the island, and buys partner capacity on routes including EIG, PEACE, SeaMeWe-5, WACS, SAT-3 and Equiano.
• Rodrigues has been connected to Mauritius since 16 February 2019 by the MARS submarine cable, more than 550 km long with a design capacity of 16 Tbps, built to give the island internet access comparable to the main island's.
• Since 11 May 2026 the regulator's KaliteNet app and website let users in Mauritius, Rodrigues and Agaléga test their connection, measuring speed, latency, signal strength and coverage, with anonymised results sent to the regulator.
• On 9 June 2026 the regulator met the mobile operators about weak coverage found in KaliteNet data, including the Salazie to Pont Bon Dieu road, which had been raised in Parliament. The operators cited delays in getting permits for new sites.