For Emergency Response & Disaster Operations

Mission-critical communications for emergency response and disaster operations

Resilient, off-grid communications that keep teams coordinated, tracked, and moving when cellular and radio go down.

Trusted where failure isn't an option

<10 min
Networks operational from cold start
99.9%
Field network uptime
6,000+
Active nodes on the public MeshMap
100%
Engineered & assembled in the USA
250+
Public safety & response organizations
The Problem

When seconds count, comms can't fail

Public infrastructure is the first thing to buckle in a disaster. When it does, every downstream problem compounds.

SpecFive provides a resilient communications layer for high-consequence environments — so a failure outside never becomes a communications failure inside.

Cellular networks become congested

When demand spikes, public networks slow or stop carrying traffic.

Infrastructure can be damaged

Storms, fires, and quakes take down the towers responders rely on.

Teams become disconnected

As coverage drops, field personnel lose contact with each other and command.

Situational awareness declines

Without a shared picture, leaders lose track of people and assets.

Response coordination slows

Fragmented comms force teams to work in isolation, delaying decisions.

Recovery becomes complex

Every hour without reliable comms compounds the cost of recovery.

One Platform, Multiple Missions

One network, configured for the mission in front of your team

Every device joins the same mesh. Assemble exactly the capability the response in front of you requires.

Coordinates responders, rescue teams, and command across evolving incident environments — keeping a shared operating picture as conditions change.

Ranger
Ranger

Keeps every responder on the same mesh so crews stay coordinated and trackable even after cell towers fail.

Spectre Pro
Spectre Pro

Gives incident leads voice, text, and mapping on one hardened device through long, multi-shift operations.

Relay
Relay

Solar relays extend coverage across the entire incident footprint with no power source to manage.

Maintains communications between field teams in remote, rugged, infrastructure-limited terrain — so no searcher is ever out of contact.

Ranger
Ranger

Long-range handheld with onboard GPS so searchers stay connected and visible across rough terrain.

Trekker BRAVO
Trekker BRAVO

Cost-efficient handheld to equip large volunteer search teams and keep everyone accounted for.

Copilot MKII
Copilot MKII

Drone-mounted repeater lifts the network over ridgelines to reach teams beyond ground range.

Blankets an incident perimeter with solar relays and shares one operating picture through ATAK and TAK across every division.

Ranger
Ranger

Keeps line crews in contact and visible on the map across the full fire perimeter.

Strike
Strike

ATAK-ready tactical handheld lets division supervisors run the line directly from the field.

Relay
Relay

Solar relays blanket the perimeter with coverage that holds for the whole operation.

Enables information flow between command staff, field resources, and partner agencies from a single coordinated network.

Nomad 2
Nomad 2

Mobile command platform to run the incident and see the whole network from one screen.

Relay
Relay

Extends EOC coverage out to staging areas and forward field resources.

Ranger
Ranger

Connects command staff to every field responder on the same mesh.

Keeps supervisors and command in contact with restoration crews as they move through affected areas during extended outages.

Ranger
Ranger

Keeps restoration crews connected and trackable across the whole outage area.

Spectre Pro
Spectre Pro

Gives supervisors voice, data, and mapping without relying on the downed network.

Relay
Relay

Drop-in solar relays restore communications coverage where infrastructure is out.

Improves communications during facility incidents, emergency activations, and mass-casualty events — even when building systems are down.

Spectre Pro
Spectre Pro

Hardened comms for command staff during facility incidents and emergency activations.

Pulse Pack
Pulse Pack

Pre-paired voice and GPS units for fast, plug-and-play team communication.

Ranger
Ranger

Connects staff across a campus when the building network is unavailable.

The Ecosystem

The SpecFive Emergency Response Ecosystem

Every SpecFive device joins the same mesh, so your team can assemble the exact capability a response requires. The lineup is organized around the roles below.

Workforce Communications

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Ranger

Ranger

Long-range mesh handheld with onboard GPS — reliable comms wherever responders operate.

  • Stay in contact with the whole team, even with no cell signal
  • Share your exact location so command always knows where you are
  • Work a full shift without the device running out on you
Technical Specs
  • ESP32-S3 processor, 8 MB RAM / 16 MB flash
  • 915 MHz LoRa with GPS ceramic antenna
  • Full QWERTY keyboard with touchscreen
  • 3,300 mAh battery, USB-C charging
  • Weather-resistant PETG case, 185 g
  • Firmware: Meshtastic, ATAK, MeshCore
  • Range ~1–3 mi urban / 3–5 mi rural
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Strike

Strike

Premium tactical handheld with touchscreen and ATAK-ready operation for command-capable field users.

  • See every responder on a live map and send them where they're needed
  • Run the operation from the field instead of waiting on a command post
  • Keep mutual-aid partners working from the same picture
Technical Specs
  • Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 + custom SpecFive motherboard
  • User-configurable Linux OS
  • SX1262 LoRa radio (Meshtastic + ATAK)
  • 4.3" touchscreen, full QWERTY keyboard
  • Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, USB ports
  • Available in Base or Ready (preloaded) editions
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Spectre Pro

Spectre Pro

Hardened device with voice, data, and mapping for complex deployments — no cellular required.

  • Use it as a normal phone, then stay connected on mesh when coverage drops
  • Reach the team by voice and text and see them on a map, from one device
  • Keeps working through drops, weather, and long operations
Technical Specs
  • 3.88" FWVGA display, Android 12
  • 4 GB RAM / 64 GB storage
  • 1,950 mAh battery
  • 5 MP rear / 2 MP front cameras
  • Dual-SIM standby
  • 30 × 55 × 112 mm, 135 g
  • NRF52 + SX1262 LoRa module, GNSS L76K GPS
  • Carbon-fiber PETG shell, full ATAK + Meshtastic preloaded
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Trekker BRAVO

Trekker BRAVO

Cost-efficient handheld for equipping large teams and volunteer personnel at scale.

  • Put a dependable radio in every responder and volunteer's hands
  • Keep every searcher and crew member connected and accounted for
  • Get new or seasonal personnel operating with almost no training
Technical Specs
  • SX1262 LoRa radio at 915 MHz
  • GPS ceramic antenna
  • 18650 battery: 8 h active / 24 h standby
  • Weather-resistant PETG case, 50 × 140 × 40 mm, 165 g
  • Range ~1–3 mi urban / 3–5 mi rural

Network Infrastructure

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Relay

Relay

Solar-powered infrastructure that expands coverage and strengthens resilience across an incident area.

  • Push coverage out to areas the team could not reach before
  • Runs on its own with no power source to manage
  • Drop it in place and leave it working for the whole operation
Technical Specs
  • 12 W solar panel, dual 18650 batteries
  • 50 cm outdoor IP67 8 dBi fiberglass antenna
  • 915 MHz; firmware: Meshtastic, ATAK, MeshCore
  • 32-bit ARM Cortex-M4 controller, USB-C charging
  • Rugged PETG enclosure, ~16 × 10 × 7 in, 2.5 lb
  • Pole / building / tower mount
  • Boosts coverage ~1–3 mi urban / 5–10 mi rural
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Beacon XL+

Beacon XL+

Fixed-location coverage supporting facilities, campuses, command centers, and staging sites.

  • Blanket a staging area or command post with reliable coverage
  • Keep everyone on-site connected without relying on the building's network
  • Set it once and let it hold coverage for the duration
Technical Specs
  • Dual high-efficiency solar panels, 2× 18650 (8 h active / 24 h standby)
  • 915 MHz LoRa with enhanced antenna
  • Rugged PETG enclosure, 90 × 85 × 60 mm, 200 g
  • Firmware: Meshtastic, ATAK, MeshCore
  • Usable as base station or handheld extender
  • Range ~1–3 mi urban / 3–5 mi rural

Incident Command & Coordination

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Nomad 2

Nomad 2

A mobile command platform supporting incident management, field coordination, and operational oversight.

  • Run the whole incident from one screen in the field
  • See the team and the network at a glance to direct the response
  • Stand up a command post anywhere, with no fixed infrastructure
Technical Specs
  • Raspberry Pi 4 (4 GB or 8 GB), full Linux workstation
  • 5" touchscreen + QWERTY keyboard
  • SX1262 LoRa radio + ceramic GPS
  • USB, Ethernet, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
  • 3× swappable 2,500 mAh 18650 batteries
  • 915 MHz, rugged PETG enclosure
  • Recon model adds built-in RTL-SDR for RF scanning
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Pulse Pack

Pulse Pack

A dual-mode voice and GPS unit for paired, field-to-field communication.

  • Reach your partner instantly without fumbling for a channel
  • Always know where your partner is on the ground
  • Ready to use straight out of the box, already paired
Technical Specs
  • Ships as two pre-paired units
  • Short-range FRS two-way voice + long-range LoRa mesh text
  • Real-time GPS location sharing
  • 8 h active / 24 h standby
  • Rugged, shock-resistant build
  • Preconfigured with Meshtastic, plug-and-play

Aerial Communications Support

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Copilot MKII

Copilot MKII

A drone-mountable repeater that extends operational coverage and improves field awareness over terrain.

  • Lift the network above hills and obstacles to reach teams beyond
  • Extend coverage over a remote search area in minutes
  • Mount it on the drone you already fly, with no extra setup
Technical Specs
  • ESP32-S3R2 processor, SX1262 LoRa radio up to 28 dBm
  • u-blox L76k GNSS module
  • 2 MB PSRAM / 16 MB flash
  • 1,300 mAh battery (6 h active / 18 h standby), USB-C
  • Rugged PETG body, 69 g
  • 915 MHz; firmware: Meshtastic, ATAK, MeshCore
  • Range ~2–4 mi urban / 5–10 mi rural
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Raven UAS

Raven UAS

An aerial platform that deploys communications reach where ground infrastructure is limited or unavailable.

  • Get eyes over the incident while extending communications at once
  • Reach teams and search areas where no ground signal can cover
  • Launches in seconds and packs down small enough to carry in
Technical Specs
  • Foldable sub-250 g GPS drone (FAA C0 class)
  • Ships with Spec5 Copilot airborne mesh module (LoRa relay)
  • Integrates Meshtastic + ATAK
  • Up to 40 min flight, removable 3,000 mAh battery
  • Control / video link up to 4 km line-of-sight
  • Stabilized 2.5K camera, ~12 MP stills, 118° FOV
  • Modes: return-to-home, waypoint, orbit, follow-me
Why SpecFive

Why emergency responders standardize on SpecFive

No infrastructure needed

Operates with no cellular towers or internet, so the network stands on its own.

Deploys in minutes

Devices arrive field-ready, so coverage activates the moment a team deploys.

Scales with the incident

One architecture supports a single crew or a full multi-agency response.

Built for the field

Engineered for field conditions, not adapted from consumer hardware.

Full situational awareness

Tracking with ATAK and TAK keeps eyes on personnel, assets, and operations.

Made in the USA

Engineered, assembled, and firmware-flashed in Texas for a dependable supply chain.

No recurring cost

Own the network outright — no subscriptions, carrier fees, or airtime charges.

Reliable when it counts

A communications layer that holds when it matters most.

Request a Quote

Equip your team with the best comms

Tell us your requirements and team size, and a specialist will return a tailored configuration and quote — typically within one business day.

Configuration matched to your mission and team size
Volume pricing and agency procurement support
Devices ship pre-flashed and field-ready

A SpecFive specialist typically responds within one business day.

Prepare now for the call you can't predict

Communications devices built for emergency operations — owned outright and ready to deploy.