Mobile Tornado strengthens presence in the United States through a new reseller partnership with Cat-6, a provider of emergency management communications, bringing life-saving PTX technology to more customers across the country.
Table of Contents
- About Cat-6
- Wildfire and hurricane response
- What Cat-6 said
- What Mobile Tornado said
- Why Mobile Tornado strengthens presence in the United States
About Cat-6
Cat-6 is a provider of emergency management services, and the new partnership enables Cat-6 to offer its customers cutting-edge PTX technology developed by Mobile Tornado. The deal is part of a broader push by Mobile Tornado to build out its reseller network across the country, following a series of recent partnership announcements.
Mobile Tornado’s PTX platform enables instant one-to-one and one-to-many voice communication over cellular networks, alongside GPS location tracking and emergency SOS alerts. Unlike traditional two-way radios, it is device agnostic and works across a wide range of smartphones, rugged devices and vehicle-mounted units, making it straightforward for emergency management providers to deploy quickly in the field.
Wildfire and hurricane response
During recent wildfires in New Mexico, Cat-6 teamed up with Red Staffing, an emergency management business that specialises in providing temporary power during storms and natural disasters. Deploying the Cat-6 technology, powered by Mobile Tornado, as their nerve centre for voice communication and real-time team tracking, Red Staffing was able to hit the ground running.
Since then, the system has also been deployed in hurricane responses in Houston, Florida, Puerto Rico, and beyond, helping emergency crews stay connected when traditional networks are stretched to their limits.
What Cat-6 said
Guy Kennett, CEO at Cat-6, said: “When disasters strike, communication is lifesaving. In the world of emergency management, the right tools can mean the difference between tragedy and triumph, so we simply cannot afford to take any chances with our critical communications. This is why we chose Mobile Tornado. Their PTX application is outstanding. It has proven, time and time again, that it can outperform a cell phone or a traditional radio when lives are on the line.”
What Mobile Tornado said
James Howard, Head of Strategic Partnerships at Mobile Tornado, said: “We are delighted to be working with Cat-6 and expanding our presence across the US. They are clearly committed to providing their customers with world-class communication solutions. Mobile Tornado provides a 99.999% uptime service level agreement with an automatic failover and geo-redundant platform, making our PTX the most reliable, resilient platform on the market. We can’t wait to introduce our technology to Cat-6 customers and play a crucial role in keeping people across the US safer.”
Why Mobile Tornado strengthens presence in the United States
The Cat-6 partnership is the latest example of why Mobile Tornado strengthens presence in the United States through partners who serve high-stakes, mission-critical environments. Mobile Tornado’s platform delivers carrier-grade system availability of 99.999% and already supports more than 150,000 users across 30+ countries.
For emergency management providers like Cat-6 and Red Staffing, having a resilient, automatic-failover communications platform is not a luxury, it is a necessity when lives depend on a clear, uninterrupted line of communication during a crisis.
The partnership also builds on Mobile Tornado’s track record with other US emergency response and reseller partners, reinforcing its position as a trusted communications provider for organisations that cannot afford downtime when it matters most.
As more emergency management providers look for communication tools that can keep pace with real-world disaster response, Mobile Tornado’s track record with Cat-6 and Red Staffing shows exactly why Mobile Tornado strengthens presence in the United States: proven, life-saving performance when it matters most, backed by a platform built for reliability under pressure.
