Products
PTS designs, engineers, and manufactures every power system we field — in-house, in North Alabama. Browse by product line or find your radio platform below.
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Power Supply and Distribution Systems
PSDS eliminate MIL-SPEC battery dependency at the vehicle and fixed-site level — comms up in under 5 minutes.
SINCGARS PSDS
Power system for the RT-1523 ASIP — eliminates BA-5590 dependency across all ASIP variants
L3Harris PSDS
Compatible with AN/PRC-117G, PRC-150, PRC-160, PRC-158, and PRC-167 radio families
RTX PSDS
Compatible with AN/PRC-162 and AN/PSC-5D tactical radio systems
CNR PSDS
Compatible with the RT-1702, RT-1523, and Thales AN/PRC-7350 (RT-2129) Combat Net Radio family
Expeditionary Communications Kits
Complete expeditionary HF communications systems — antenna, PSDS, and cabling — fielded and operational in under 20 minutes.
E-Kit™ Expeditionary Communications Kit
All-in-one HF expeditionary kit including antenna system, PSDS, and cabling. Full setup including antenna in under 20 minutes.
Power Management
Eliminate MIL-SPEC battery dependency at the static and semi-static site level.
Battery Replacement Unit
BEHR-0001 v2 — eliminates BA-5590 and BB-2590 dependency for AN/PRC-158, PRC-167, PRC-160, PRC-117G, RF-7800M-MP, and RF-7800H-MP
Antennas, Masts & Accessories
Antennas
HF, VHF, and UHF antenna systems for expeditionary and fixed-site communications
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Portable and vehicle-mounted mast systems for expeditionary antenna deployment
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Cables, adapters, mounting hardware, and ancillary components for PTS systems
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Find the right PSDS for your radio — select a platform family to see compatible power systems.
General Dynamics / L3Harris
SINCGARS / RT-1523 ASIP
The Army’s primary VHF combat net radio. PTS PSDS eliminates BA-5590 battery dependency across all ASIP variants.
1 compatible system
View Compatible Systems →L3Harris Technologies
AN/PRC-117G Wideband
Multiband manpack covering VHF through UHF and SATCOM. PTS PSDS delivers vehicular and fixed-site power without MIL-SPEC batteries.
1 compatible system
View Compatible Systems →L3Harris Technologies
AN/PRC-150(C) HF/SSB
High frequency manpack for long-range PACE communications. PTS PSDS supports HF operations from any DC or AC source.
1 compatible system
View Compatible Systems →L3Harris Technologies
AN/PRC-160 HF/VHF
HF manpack with ALE and wideband capability. PTS PSDS provides continuous power from tactical vehicles or fixed facilities.
1 compatible system
View Compatible Systems →L3Harris Technologies
AN/PRC-158 Multiband
Squad-level multiband radio with integrated networking. PTS PSDS and Battery Replacement Unit eliminate logistics burden at the edge.
1 compatible system
View Compatible Systems →L3Harris Technologies
AN/PRC-167 Multiband
Vehicular multiband radio with wideband networking capability. PTS PSDS enables continuous operations without battery resupply.
1 compatible system
View Compatible Systems →RTX
AN/PRC-162 Multiband
Software-defined multiband manpack supporting JADC2 networking. PTS PSDS provides vehicular and fixed-site power integration.
1 compatible system
View Compatible Systems →RTX
AN/PSC-5D SATCOM
Tactical SATCOM terminal supporting UHF and Ka-band. PTS PSDS enables continuous SATCOM operations from any power source.
1 compatible system
View Compatible Systems →Thales / EF Johnson
RT-1702 / RT-1523 CNR
Combat Net Radio family used across Army and National Guard formations. PTS PSDS supports CNR operations at the vehicle and fixed-site level.
1 compatible system
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