The SAFE Network™ is a self-forming mesh of Portable Alerting Units that broadcast audio and visual emergency alerts with no cellular, no Wi-Fi, and no internet required. Built for the moment infrastructure fails — and people still need to be told what to do.
The SAFE Network™ is a mesh of Portable Alerting Units (PAUs) — compact, self-powered devices that deliver loud audio and high-visibility visual alerts the instant an emergency is declared. They talk to each other over a private radio mesh, so the message propagates even when cellular towers are saturated, power is out, and the internet is gone.
Mount them on a wall in a classroom, a barracks, a control room, or carry them to a stadium concourse. Wherever a PAU sits, it becomes a relay — every node strengthens the network and closes the dead zones legacy systems leave behind.
It's the answer to a simple, brutal question: how do you warn people when the things you'd normally warn them with are already down?
Each Portable Alerting Unit is a rugged, self-contained warning station engineered for the harshest conditions. The wildfire-ready configuration pairs a high-output speaker array with a bright visual beacon and onboard battery — so it keeps broadcasting where smoke, heat, and downed lines knock everything else offline.
Drop one at an evacuation chokepoint, a staging area, or along a fire perimeter. It joins the mesh on power-up, relays the alert to every neighboring unit, and turns any location into a verified warning node in minutes.
Most alerting assumes the infrastructure survives the emergency. The SAFE Network™ assumes it won't.
Earthquakes, wildfires, cyber events, grid collapse — the SAFE Network™ keeps broadcasting independent of the systems most likely to be the first casualties.
If one unit drops, the others reroute around it automatically. Coverage degrades gracefully instead of collapsing — there is no central node to take down.
Add a unit, it joins the mesh. No trenching, no cabling, no carrier provisioning — extend coverage to a new wing, lot, or perimeter in minutes.
Operators add the SAFE Network™ as a destination right inside the SiSA™ platform, alongside sirens, desktop alerts, and IPAWS. One message, one click, sent everywhere at once.
From the same activation screen your team already uses, the SAFE Network™ appears as a selectable destination. Operators choose it on its own or with every other channel — the message reaches the mesh and the outdoor sirens and the federal gateway in a single send.
No new tool to learn, no second login. The SAFE Network™ behaves like every other SiSA channel: pick it, send it, watch it confirm.
The whole point is that it doesn't ask permission from anything. No power, no signal, no problem — the units just keep talking to each other and getting the alert out.