Government Agencies

Providing reliable, consistent power for mission-critical remote applications.

Government civilian agencies often need compact communications and intelligence gathering systems that are easily deployable to remote locations.  

Many of these locations will not have a reliable source of consistent, regulated power.  However, such power is necessary to ensure the mission can be accomplished successfully.   Furthermore, size and weight are critical as oftentimes all equipment must be transported over rough terrain without vehicles or aircraft. 

For effective remote/covert operations, a power system must have the following attributes:

• A careful balance between size, weight, and runtime.  A power system with long runtime is of limited utility if it is an undue burden.    
• The ability to scavenge power from any source in order to continue the mission without interruption.  Solar panels, car batteries, military vehicles, generators, etc. may be the only available sources in remote locations.  Without the capability to convert the available power to the needed format, communications in particular may be interrupted, and thus the mission may be compromised.     
• The ability to operate in adverse conditions such as precipitation, heat, cold, humidity and blowing dust.  Such conditions are often the reality in remote location, which often occur when nature is at her worst. 
• The ability to charge the internal batteries while simultaneously powering equipment.  Doing so with a conventional battery can result in damage.
• Achieving long battery cycle life (many charge/discharge cycles), which requires a suitable charging system coupled with the internal battery.  
• Multiple USB ports to expand the single port on most tablet computers.  Tablet computers are commonly used in remote kits due to small size and light weight.  A suitable power system provides multiple USB devices that can power, operated and transmit data from multiple devices. The result is more efficient operations, thus making the most of every crucial minute.