Mobile command truck

Body Dimensions (L × W × H)
4–8.5 × 2.2–2.5 × 1.9–2.2 m
Operator Stations
28
Communications
4G/5G; 2–8 VHF/UHF radios; optional satellite
Independent Power
10–30 kW generator; 1–10 kVA UPS
Displays / Video
32–65 in; 1–3 main and 4–8 workstation displays
Telescopic Mast
6–12 m; optional PTZ / thermal camera
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Reference configuration. Final values are confirmed for the selected chassis, model and destination.

About the mobile command truck

The KEEYAK Mobile Command Truck is a vehicle-based communications and operations center for teams working beyond fixed control rooms. Available body dimensions are 4–8.5 × 2.2–2.5 × 1.9–2.2 m (length × width × height). Specify generator and UPS options for the installed systems and deployment duty.

It serves government agencies, utilities, transport operators, event managers, and emergency organizations needing deployable technical coordination. User positions determine the body layout needed for the operation. Network standards and bandwidth must suit the communications requirement, with antenna arrangement and cybersecurity controls specified. Power and cooling must cover the deployment duration within chassis limits.

Line drawing of a command truck with a raised satellite dish, side doors and access steps.

Typical applications

  1. Remote communications support

    Teams deploy the command post truck where fixed networks are unavailable or damaged, linking compatible field radios, data systems, and remote operations centers.

  2. Public safety operations

    Agencies establish a mobile coordination center for multi-team operations that require shared information, dispatch support, secure communications, and controlled workspace near the scene.

  3. Infrastructure outage management

    Utility operators coordinate repair crews, maps, status information, and external communications near service disruptions while maintaining links with fixed control facilities.

  4. Major event coordination

    Event managers and public agencies use a configured truck to support communications, monitoring, and resource control across venues with temporary operational demands.

Before you order

Which communications requirements should be specified?

Identify the networks, interfaces and bandwidth needed by the operating team. Agree antenna arrangements and cybersecurity controls, then size power and cooling for the deployment duration. The workstation layout and equipment must fit the completed vehicle's chassis limits.