MRP-30

A mobile resilience reference architecture.

Towable solar, LiFePO4 storage, communications, and a weatherproof enclosure for incident-command and dispatch continuity.

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Design target / reference architecture. This page is not a fielded SKU, certification, FEMA determination, or guarantee of vendor availability. Exact BOMs belong in controlled bid packages.
Illustrative MRP-30 architecture connecting deployable solar, battery storage, communications, and a towable enclosure
Illustrative reference architecture. It is not a specific vendor product or measured deployment.

Reference envelope

A starting point for program conversations. Site yield, vendor selection, certification evidence, and lead time remain deployment-specific.

Storage

~30 kWh LiFePO4 class

Vendor and SKU selected per approved bid scope.

Solar

~4–6 kW deployable array

Yield varies with site, season, orientation, and operating profile.

Communications

Starlink-class + LTE backup

Provisioned and verified per deployment.

Form factor

Lockable weatherproof trailer

Towable enclosure concept for a light-truck class platform.

Power path

Generation → buffer → distribution

The catalog strata stay separable so programs can qualify components.

Readiness

Source on request

Quotes, lead times, and vendor evidence are confirmed per program.

Product boundaries

Sunwave is the hardware catalog and sourcing channel. Adjacent software stays separately owned.

  • Sunwave: reference architecture, vendor paths, options, and controlled bid-package support.
  • VITO: optional edge software for telemetry and local operations when separately deployed.
  • Keel / OIDF: optional commissioning runtime and evidence format; not implied by this hardware brief.
  • Sentinel / CEL: optional hazard context and language layers; neither is an actuator in this architecture.

The useful next artifact is not a prettier SKU list. It is a customer-shaped package with load, runtime, site constraints, certification needs, vendor quote references, assumptions, and exclusions.

Bring one real site or materials request and we can scope the next package.

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