NetCrate Model 1.2a
Multi-carrier connectivity gateway for disaster relief operations. Built in Dayton, Ohio.
NetCrate Model 1.2a - Internal view showing dual WiFi routers, cellular modems, battery system, and status indicators
What You're Seeing
- 11 External Antennas: 3 cellular (T-Mobile, Verizon, AT&T) + 8 WiFi for maximum range
- Status LED Panel: Blue indicators show Power, Private/Public networks, and carrier connections
- Dual WiFi Routers: Physically separate Private (staff) and Public (civilian) networks
- Cellular Modems: Multi-carrier redundancy with automatic failover
- Battery System: 256Wh LiFePO4 for backup power during outages
- Ruggedized Case: Weather-resistant carbon fiber construction
- Spec Label: All network credentials and configuration details on lid
Key Features Visible
Connectivity
Starlink satellite integration + T-Mobile, Verizon, AT&T cellular with automatic failover between all sources
Network Architecture
Two completely separate WiFi networks - Private for staff operations (full bandwidth priority) and Public for civilian access (rate-limited)
Status Monitoring
Front panel LED indicators provide real-time visibility into power status, network activity, and carrier connections
Deployment Ready
Pre-configured hardware ships ready to activate. Customer activates cellular SIMs and Starlink service using included guides
Field Hardened
Built for harsh deployment environments with reinforced case, weather-resistant seals, and battery backup for power resilience
Technical Specifications
Complete specs including connectivity, power, physical dimensions, and deployment details
View SpecsPricing & Options
Two configuration options: $3,500 (gateway) or $4,500 (complete system with Starlink)
View PricingDesigned for Disaster Relief
Every NetCrate unit is hand-built and tested in Dayton, Ohio. We use commercial off-the-shelf components assembled into ruggedized cases, ensuring reliability and serviceability in the field.
Built for organizations operating in challenging environments where local communications infrastructure is damaged or non-existent.
Deployment Scenarios
- Emergency shelters - Staff operations + public WiFi for displaced residents
- Field command centers - Incident command and inter-agency coordination
- Medical response - Field hospitals and telemedicine operations
- Search & rescue - Mobile connectivity for SAR operations
- Distribution centers - Supply logistics and beneficiary registration