This trailer was built 100% in house by our skilled team starting with the trailer chassis and framing and completed with our skilled craftsmen on our finish side that completes the interiors, wiring and installation of all equipment

This meticulously designed trailer is made to withstand continuous use in the most remote conditions for extended periods for search and rescue efforts in the Arizona Mountains. It is equipped with a robust 12 kW generator, a solar panel, and three 12V AGM batteries, which ensure a continuous power supply even in the harshest environments.

For enhanced functionality in dark and remote areas, the trailer’s exterior features bright exterior scene lights for visibility. The inclusion of rear and side entry doors facilitates smooth access for personnel. A 25-foot hurry-up mast and a custom-fabricated ladder have been installed at the rear, providing easy access to the solar panels for maintenance or repairs. The curbside features an entry door, a TV enclosure with two mounted TVs, and an awning that provides a shaded exterior area.

The interior of the trailer is designed to cater to long term use in the field. The attic space includes provisions for two cots, ensuring a comfortable resting space during extended stays in the field. The street side houses a fully functional bathroom with a sink, toilet, mirror, overhead cabinet, and shower. Adjacent to the bathroom is a well-equipped kitchenette with a sink, stove, standing fridges, microwave, and overhead cabinet.

Further inside, a dedicated workstation with outlets provides a functional space for various tasks. This workstation sits between both fridges and cabinet and a two-position workstation with mounted monitors and an equipment rack. A pocket door then leads to a conference room at the rear, furnished with six chairs and two wall-mounted TVs with swing arms. This trailer is also equipped with a video matrixing system linking all televisions together with HDMI access points at each workstation inside and outside the trailer.