Power outages are often part of emergency situations, but most communication systems aren’t built to handle them.
Our emergency communication network is.
Every part of our system is designed to continue operating when traditional infrastructure fails:
- Repeaters include built-in batteries that provide 2–3 days of backup power with no external electricity.
- Base stations include approximately 6 hours of backup battery life when power is lost.
When power and Wi-Fi go down, our system continues to function by:
- Maintaining a cellular connection to the internet
- Creating a localized emergency communication network
- Running entirely on local battery backup
This means alerts, coordination, and communication can continue, even during extended outages.
Preparedness isn’t just about having an emergency system in place. It’s about knowing that the system will still work when conditions aren’t ideal.
Backup power isn’t an add-on for us… It’s built in.
