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On the move

Hardware for public safety and FirstNet

Rugged routers, phones and tablets for responders. FirstNet Ready and TAA status is stated by the maker on each listing. Bring your agency's FirstNet SIM, or run support fleets on our commercial plans.

Incident commander on a rugged phone at the scene

What you need

  1. FirstNet Ready vehicle router

    The maker states FirstNet Ready on the listing; GPS, rugged

  2. Rugged PTT phone or tablet

    Glove-friendly, drop-tested, push-to-talk

    from $389.07

  3. Service

    FirstNet service comes from your agency's FirstNet account. Our plans are commercial (non-FirstNet).

  • No contract
  • No credit check
  • Devices arrive pre-activated
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Which plan

FirstNet service must come from the agency's FirstNet account. For non-emergency fleets and backup, Unlimited Premium's AT&T and Verizon failover keeps devices online during a single-carrier outage.

  • For non-FirstNet use

    Unlimited Premium

    $95/mo

    Truly unlimited — never throttled, with AT&T & Verizon failover so you're always online.

    Best for: Primary internet, or anything that must stay up during a carrier outage

Kits above include this plan. First month is charged at checkout, then month to month.Compare plans

In the field

Where the hardware goes, and what it keeps running.

Rugged router mounted in an emergency vehicle
Mounted in the vehicle
Paramedic using a tablet in an ambulance
Connected where it counts
Mobile command post at work
The command post stays online

How it works

Responders cannot wait for a congested network or a dead phone. Vehicle, handheld and command-post connectivity must survive heat, drops and network surges, and many agencies require TAA-compliant hardware.

  1. A FirstNet Ready router in each vehicle connects laptops, cameras and plate readers.
  2. Rugged phones and tablets give responders push-to-talk and CAD access in the field.
  3. Agencies activate FirstNet service on their SIMs; our commercial plans cover support fleets.
Vehicle as a hub; responders connected on foot.
  • Wired
  • Cellular
  • Cell tower to Dispatch: wired
  • Roof antenna to Cell tower: cellular
  • Vehicle router to Roof antenna: wired
  • Vehicle router to In the vehicle: wired
  • On foot to Cell tower: cellular

Before you buy

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Questions

Do you sell FirstNet service?

No. FirstNet service is provided through your agency's FirstNet account. We sell FirstNet-ready hardware and commercial plans for non-FirstNet use.

What does 'FirstNet Ready' mean?

It is the device maker's statement that the model supports the FirstNet network, including Band 14. We only call a product FirstNet Ready when its listing says so.

Are these devices TAA compliant?

Some are. TAA models say 'TAA' in the product name. Confirm on the listing before ordering for federal or state contracts.

Can I use a commercial plan in a public safety vehicle?

Yes, for non-emergency or support vehicles. For priority and preemption, use FirstNet service.

Do the rugged phones support push-to-talk?

Sonim XP series phones have dedicated PTT keys and work with carrier and app-based PTT services.

Why it matters

Related use cases

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