Subscription free device uses Meshtastic protocol and UHF radio to deliver robust communications while users are off the grid.
AUSTIN, TX, UNITED STATES,- SpecFive today announced the launch of the SpecFive Pulse, a new communication device designed to keep users connected in remote or challenging environments. Offered in a pack of two, the Pulse provides voice and text capabilities on secure LoRa mesh networks, allowing users to remain in contact even when traditional cellular coverage is unavailable.
“Connectivity should not be a privilege confined to urban areas—it’s a necessity for safety, efficiency, and exploration,” said Amir Husain, Chairman of SpecFive. “With the Pulse, we’re enabling communication in places where conventional networks fail. It’s a user-owned, subscription-free solution that requires no ongoing fees.”
Key Features of the SpecFive Pulse
Two-Way Voice Communication: UHF-based connectivity that operates independently of cellular networks.
Mesh Texting & GPS Location Sharing: LoRa mesh technology supports text messaging and location updates over extended ranges, leveraging other Pulse devices as network relays.
Rugged Construction: Engineered to withstand harsh environments, ensuring reliable performance.
8-Hour Battery Life: Balances portability with extended use, suitable for both short excursions and mission-critical tasks.
Designed for Demanding Applications
Utility professionals, first responders, trekkers, hikers, event staff, and school personnel may benefit from the SpecFive Pulse’s off-grid functionality. It is intended to deliver consistent, straightforward communication across diverse scenarios where conventional networks are limited or non-existent.
Availability
The SpecFive Pulse Pack—priced at $239.99—includes two pre-paired devices, ready for immediate use. Additional distribution channels and platform compatibility will be announced in the near future.
Press Contact
Niesha Waggonner
nwaggonner@specfive.com
Phone: 512-663-0688
