Emergency Phones

Red Phones

Dedicated emergency phones for critical facilities that work when every other line is down.

A red phone is the one you pick up when nothing else works. Critical facilities such as hospitals, emergency response centers and utilities keep them for urgent communication. Teleira's Red Phones run over VoiceShield Satellite, so they do not depend on the lines, carriers or internet that an outage takes away.

Pick up and talk

A plain, dedicated phone that anyone can use under pressure, with no sign-in and nothing to learn.

Independent of your lines

Connected over satellite, so it keeps working when local phone lines, carriers and the internet are down.

For critical facilities

Built for hospitals, emergency response centers, utilities and anywhere an urgent call has to get through.

A modern replacement for the traditional red phone

Traditional red phones depend on dedicated lines that are costly to keep and can fail with the rest of the network. With VoiceShield Satellite, analog red phones connect through a gateway at your site and reach the outside world by satellite.

Works with the rest of Teleira

  • VoiceShield Satellite: the satellite path the red phones use.
  • Resilient 911: keeps emergency calls reaching PSAPs and Emergency Operations Centers.
  • Teleira Radio: the other path that does not depend on carriers or the internet.

See it for your facility

Talk with a specialist about how many red phones you need and where, and we will plan the installation with you.

Never lose the ability to communicate again

Protect operations before the next outage.

Talk with a continuity specialist. Get a plain-language read on where your organization is exposed and what it would take to close the gap.

No obligation. No sales pressure. Just practical guidance from critical communications specialists.

Complimentary 30-minute review

30 min · Free
  1. Communication vulnerabilities specific to your organization
  2. What downtime would cost you, per hour
  3. Continuity options that fit your existing systems
  4. Potential funding opportunities