Non-Technical Communications Status
Operators can see whether satellite and cellular paths are healthy without interpreting an enterprise router interface.
Engineered Connectivity Systems
Connectivity That Works Where It Shouldn’t
LEO satellite and multi-carrier cellular—engineered into a single, reliable solution for public safety, remote operations, and mission-critical environments.
Field-Engineered Since 2013
More than a decade of real deployment iteration
LEO + Multi-Carrier Cellular
Multiple available paths, one operational system
Purpose-Built Deployments
Portable, mobile, modular, and fixed configurations
Direct Technical Support
Help from people who understand the complete system
Designed for the Person at the Edge
Give the field the controls they need—not the controls that can break the network.
Most communications systems are designed around the needs of IT. TOC BOX is engineered around the realities of the mission, the deployment, and the person actually using it in the field.
Guided Actions at the Edge
Purpose-built controls can support satellite alignment and cellular carrier priority without exposing administrative configuration.
Enterprise Capability Without Edge Complexity
Network policy, orchestration, monitoring, and support remain available to technical teams while the field experience stays intentionally simple.
Solutions Built Around the Mission
Start with the operating reality—not a part number.
We evaluate where the system must operate, how quickly it must deploy, which networks are available, who will use it, and what failure would mean. The TOC BOX configuration follows from those requirements.
Public Safety and Emergency Response
Rapid, resilient connectivity for incident staging, emergency operations, shelters, field command, disaster recovery, and communications restoration.
Remote and Industrial Operations
High-availability connectivity for energy, construction, infrastructure, and remote enterprise operations where terrain and downtime create real operational risk.
Mobile, Temporary, and Fixed Deployments
Portable cases, vehicle integrations, modular sled systems, and sustained fixed stations engineered around mobility, capacity, setup, and support needs.
The TOC BOX System Family
Multiple form factors. One engineered approach.
These are deployment platforms—not an e-commerce catalog. Each can be configured around the mission, network mix, environment, and field user.
Rapid Deployment
Gen6 LEO + LTE Case
A self-contained satellite and cellular system designed for fast, straightforward deployment during emergency response and temporary operations.
Portable • Integrated • Field-Ready
Compact and Modular
Gen6 MiniSled
A compact remote LEO and cellular architecture adaptable to portable bases, vehicle installations, and fixed-station deployments.
Flexible • Space-Efficient • Adaptable
Sustained Operations
Gen6 SuperSled
A larger integrated platform for vehicles, trailers, and sustained operations requiring expanded connectivity, antenna, or equipment capability.
Integrated • Expandable • Mission-Configured
Field-Proven Cellular
Gen5 5G/LTE Radio
A proven high-gain cellular architecture supporting single or bonded dual-radio deployments, multiple carriers, and optional integration with separate LEO connectivity.
Proven • High-Gain • ModularHow TOC BOX Fits Together
One operational connection from multiple networks.
TOC BOX brings available connectivity sources, network orchestration, purpose-built deployment hardware, and controlled edge visibility together as one supported system.
LEO Satellite
Satellite connectivity selected for the mission
Multi-Carrier 5G/LTE
Priority and commercial cellular services
Additional WANs
Ethernet, fixed broadband, or other available paths
Combined, Protected, and Prioritized
TOC BOX Engineered Connectivity System
Network policy, failover, bonding where required,
field packaging, power, antennas, deployment logic,
local operator controls, monitoring, and support
Presented to the People Who Need It
Field Operator
Simple local status and guided mission actions
Operations Team
Reliable Wi-Fi, Ethernet, voice, and application access
Technical Administration
Central visibility, management, and support
Proven Where It Matters
Field experience that cannot be assembled from a parts list.
TOC BOX reflects more than a decade of field learning, live operational use, original product engineering, and a reputation for systems that simply work.
TOC BOX has evolved through multiple generations of real deployment experience—not a laboratory product roadmap.
TOC BOX systems are deployed by state and tribal emergency-management organizations supporting field communications.
The architecture reflects years of engineering around deployment, radio placement, antennas, cabling, power, protection, and usability.
Customers receive help from people who understand the complete deployed system when communications cannot wait for the next business day.
Technology & Network Ecosystem
Multiple providers. One mission-driven system.
TOC BOX systems bring together established network, satellite, and carrier relationships without locking the mission to a single connectivity provider.
Peplink
Multi-WAN, SD-WAN, SpeedFusion, bonding, failover, traffic policy, and centralized management expertise.
STARLINK
Starlink
LEO satellite connectivity integrated as one available WAN path in resilient TOC BOX deployments.
Eutelsat OneWeb
An additional LEO service option for mission-specific, enterprise, and government connectivity requirements.
AT&T / FirstNet
Business and public-safety cellular service options incorporated into mission-specific TOC BOX systems.
Verizon
Verizon connectivity integrated into multi-carrier systems, including compatible public-safety configurations.
T-Mobile / T-Priority
Priority and commercial 5G service options for public safety and critical field operations.
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Start With the Mission
Let’s engineer the right deployment.
Tell us where the system must operate, how it will be used, which networks are available, and what failure would mean. We will help define the right network mix, deployment style, and support model.