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During public health and safety emergencies,
take a RadioSTAT Portable Emergency Advisory
Radio Station into critical areas and speak
directly to citizens via standard radio
receivers.
RadioSTAT can be a lifesaver, allowing
the broadcast of critical instructions and
information regarding...
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Disasters/Evacuations.
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Medical Emergencies (hospital surge,
points of distribution field
information, quarantine isolation,
decontamination).
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Terrorist/Shooter Incidents.
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HAZMAT and Traffic Information.
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Critical Public Safety Instructions.
Road Construction/Infrastructure
Failures.
- AMBER Alerts.
RadioSTAT is built for speed and
portability. All electronics are housed in
an easy-to-transport, high-impact,
weather-resistant case. The quick-erect
antenna system folds down for
transportability. The entire system may be
set up in 10 minutes by one person.
RadioSTAT is a FCC-licensed service. Operate
one or more RadioSTAT units within a
specified territory such as a city, county
or state. The signal is typically announced
to the public by FASTrack or other portable
signs, positioned at the periphery of the
coverage area.
RadioSTAT broadcasts may be received on
standard vehicle radios over a 3-5 mile
range (25-75 square miles). The stations are
priced affordably so that multiple units can
be deployed simultaneously at different
locations during an emergency as required.
During nonemergency times, RadioSTAT
operators may operate from a fixed location
using an optional Vertical Profile Antenna
System. This helps familiarize citizens with
the frequency as well as affording added
protection for the frequency. RadioSTAT’s
portability becomes an instant asset during
emergencies, allowing reestablishment of the
signal from a new location quickly.
RadioSTAT’s portability also makes it
especially useful at large public gatherings
for broadcasting key information, such as:
schedules, traffic, parking, safety and
critical instructions for patrons
approaching or exiting.
RadioSTAT IP
In addition to the conventional USB-flash
drive method described above, the new IP
version of RadioSTAT allows you to upload
audio via a standard Ethernet network.
RadioSTAT can be a greater asset to your
community from a fixed location and, as
such, a network connection makes it all the
more valuable when it is at its "home base."
When in the field, RadioSTAT IP
programming may still be controlled via
the USB port – but now because of the
addition of the network port – messages may
also be uploaded via a direct connection
from a field laptop or other computer.
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