Natural disasters don’t wait for ideal conditions. When hurricanes, wildfires, or earthquakes hit, the power grid and cellular networks are often the first to go. That’s why an emergency radio network, built on GMRS repeaters like the RT97S, can be a lifesaving asset for families and communities.
Cell towers require power. So do routers and repeaters. In a disaster, all of that infrastructure can fail, leaving survivors without a way to call for help. GMRS systems operate independently and are user-friendly, licensed for personal and family use.
The RT97S is compact, portable, and runs on DC power. It can be deployed in:
Community shelters
Emergency response vehicles
Temporary command centers
Setup requires no technical background:
Find a safe, high location
Connect to a 12V battery or car outlet
Power on and link GMRS radios
After a Category 4 hurricane in Florida, a local volunteer group used an RT97S repeater to relay messages between affected homes and a makeshift relief center. With no cell coverage, the GMRS network became the community’s only reliable link.
With its small footprint and easy setup, the RT97S is ideal for go-bags and household emergency supplies. A pre-programmed radio system can make all the difference during an outage.
→ Be ready when disaster strikes – Order your RT97S emergency repeater