The range

One chain, from the ground to the control room.

Four pieces built to work together.

Bermud Cairn

The relay units. Fixed high on your existing structures, they talk to each other by radio and cover the site with no data cable to run.

Bermud Cairn
A Bermud Cairn unit fixed to a metal stage structure at dusk.
Cairn unit on a stage structure.

Bermud Link

The device each volunteer carries. It gives an ordinary phone access to the network, wirelessly and with nothing to configure.

Bermud Link
Render of the Bermud Link enclosure, three-quarter view.
Link device. 3 x 4 cm.

Bermud Atlas

The control desk for the whole service. Unit deployment, network status, team organisation and incident follow-up for the full run of the event.

Bermud Atlas
Bermud Atlas open on a laptop: checklist, network settings and the map of units.
Atlas on the preparation machine, a site being deployed.

Bermud App

The app your volunteers hold. Team messages, private channels, alerts and incident protocols. Communications are encrypted.

Bermud App
The list of exchanges in the Bermud app on a phone: direct messages, channels and an alert.
The day’s traffic, alerts included.

One setup per ground

How many units and where they go depends on your ground. Send us the site plan or the course route and we will tell you what it takes.