Grid-down communications

When the grid
goes dark.

The Super Node was designed for this exact scenario. Solar-powered, sealed, autonomous — it runs indefinitely without grid power and starts relaying the moment you need it most.

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NO SIGNAL MESH ACTIVE GRID DOWN MESH UP
Works for
Grid-down prep
Earthquake / wildfire readiness
72-hour kit
Neighborhood resilience
Go-bag anchor point

Comms that exist
before you need them.

Infrastructure built during a disaster is infrastructure built badly. The Super Node needs to be running before The Big One — so when it hits, your neighborhood mesh is already live.

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Super Node

Full outdoor deployment kit. IP67 weatherproof, 5W solar, up to 12,000 mAh capacity. Built to run for months without intervention — including when the grid is gone.

  • Heltec LoRa32 V4 — ESP32-S3 + SX1262, 915 MHz
  • Integrated solar panel — continuous off-grid operation
  • Up to 12,000 mAh capacity — scalable 18650 slots, solar-buffered
  • IP67 solar enclosure — 5W panel, survives whatever the disaster brings
  • Wall + pole mount brackets — deploy on any structure
  • Meshtastic · MeshCore · or Reticulum — pre-configured, on air immediately
$249 free US shipping
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Pre-configured · Ships 3–5 days · Configured to order

Southern California context

During the January 2025 LA wildfires, cell infrastructure failed across affected areas within hours of ignition. Every organization in Southern California with a comms gap today will have a crisis tomorrow. The window to prepare is now — while it still feels like a precaution.

Deploy before
you need it.

The Super Node needs to be mounted, charged, and running before any event. Setup takes an afternoon.

Step 1
Mount before the disaster
Install the Super Node on a south-facing roof or elevated structure using the included bracket. The 5W solar panel and IP67 enclosure are a single sealed unit — no external wiring. It should be up and forgotten before any event.
Step 2
Distribute Field Nodes to neighbors
Every household in your prep group gets a Field Node on the same firmware and channel. When cell fails, everyone is still in contact and visible on the mesh map.
Step 3
Operate autonomously
The Super Node relays all traffic automatically. No internet. No cell. No monthly bill. Your neighborhood mesh runs entirely on solar — indefinitely.