Water
Rated up to 38 L a day*, with 150 L stored (design capacity) and treatment designed to EPA primary standards.
Stage a squad Rally Point unit before landfall. The morning after the storm, families and crews have drinking water, a phone charge and a satellite link.
After a hurricane, the Gulf Coast can lose power and water for days or weeks. Roads flood, boil notices go up and generators need fuel that is hard to find.
Humid coastal air holds plenty of water. A unit that makes water from that air and power from the sun keeps going when supply trucks can't.
Featured product: Squad Rally Point
Rated up to 38 L a day*, with 150 L stored (design capacity) and treatment designed to EPA primary standards.
800 W of solar and 10.24 kWh of LiFePO4 battery storage charge phones and radios once the skies clear.
A sealed bay holds first-aid supplies, and the shelter kit gives cover from sun and rain while the cleanup starts.
Satellite internet ready, for updates and requests for help while cell towers are down.
Power in cloud and wind: a wind generator pole charges at night and in overcast weather.
Add-on modules: O12 Wind generator pole (MSRP $4,200)
More water: a surface-water intake refills the tanks from clear fresh water through the full filter train.
Add-on modules: O6 Surface-water intake (MSRP $1,300)
Figures below are rated values, design capacities and design estimates for the first production run, and may vary with conditions. Prototype testing replaces each one with measured data.
| ITEM | SQUAD RALLY POINT | STATUS |
|---|---|---|
| Water from air | Rated up to 38 L/day* | [RATED] |
| Stored water | 150 L (design capacity): a 50 L bladder in the body plus two 50 L bladders on the standard water skid | [RATED] |
| Treatment | Sediment, carbon, UV-C and remineralization, designed to EPA primary standards (pending test) | [RATED] |
| Solar | 800 W base solar on fold-out wings. The O3 solar wing array adds panels rated at 3 kW | [RATED] |
| Battery | Two 48 V LiFePO4 batteries, 10.24 kWh nominal | [RATED] |
| Crew | Designed for a crew of 9 | [RATED] |
| Comms | Satellite internet ready, satellite messaging, 406 MHz beacon | [RATED] |
| Size and weight | About 1.2 x 1.1 x 1.2 m stowed. About 416 kg dry and about 566 kg with 150 L of water (design estimates, without O3) | [ESTIMATE] |
| Setup | About 15 minutes | [RATED] |
| Delivery | Truck, trailer or helicopter sling | [RATED] |
| Upkeep | Runs unattended. One service visit a year | [RATED] |
* Rated water output is at 80 F and 60% humidity with full power from AC or the optional O3 solar wing array (3 kW). Output varies with air temperature and humidity.
Units are staged full and charged at a shelter, fire station or church inland of the surge zone.
Roll them to the hardest-hit streets and open the wings.
They keep making water and power on sun while crews restore the grid.
We are shaping Rally Point with the people who will use it. If you run a site like this one, we would like to hear what it needs.
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