VectorLand - Landline Shelter Intercom System

Problem description:
Bunkers, shelters, and basements can leak good mobile coverage or do not have and then those can become a trap. In a lockdown situation, coordination with local authorities and nearby people and shelters is essential to receive instructions, thread status updates and share your situation among others.

Presented solution:
VectorLand is a versatile communication device that enables connectivity to the outside world through a landline. Landlines, valued for their reliability and robustness, generally remain operational during power outages and are easier to repair compared to fiber optics.

VectorLand supports up to eight private phone lines, which can utilize the landline network for outbound calls. Typically, one line is specifically dedicated to the shelter, while the others can be extended to various locations such as the living room, a neighboring house, or a surrounding shelter. These private lines are crucial as they provide an independent phone service that acts as a backup communication network in the event of a public telecommunications outage. Even when cellular and landline services are down, VectorLand operates using its private lines, ensuring seamless communication among all connected users. Note that cables must be run from the VectorLand to any location where communication is expected on these private lines.

To ensure uninterrupted service, VectorLand can be powered by a UPS system, solar energy, or batteries via an inverter. This setup guarantees continuous operation and connectivity landlines, and private lines, even during power outages

Easy to use:
No touch screens, no button menus, no configurations, no setups. Just pick up the phone, dial the number of the person you want to call, and talk. That’s all. Let’s keep it simple.

Reliability:
To achieve high reliability, this modern system intentionally uses classic electronic components, such as voltage transformers and relays, which have proven their reliability over decades. It avoids using the latest generation of semiconductors.

Hacking:
Any device connected to the Internet is hackable, it’s a fact. This device does not have internet.