Networks - Cellular

It’s a communication setup that uses 4G LTE or 5G mobile networks for voice, data, and push-to-talk services, allowing nationwide coverage without building your own infrastructure.

Cellular systems rely on existing mobile towers, offering wider coverage and more features like GPS tracking and multimedia messaging. Radio networks use private frequencies and infrastructure.

No — unlike licensed radio frequencies, cellular communication operates under your mobile service provider’s agreement and doesn’t require an RF licence.

Transport, logistics, security, construction, field services, and any mobile workforce that needs instant communication and tracking over a large area.

Yes, provided there is network coverage. In low-signal zones, we recommend using cellular signal boosters or hybrid devices with satellite backup.

PoC lets you use a handheld or mobile device like a two-way radio, with instant push-to-talk voice over the cellular network — nationwide or even globally.

Yes — with the right gateways, PoC devices can communicate directly with traditional UHF/VHF radio users.

Modern 4G and 5G networks use encryption and authentication to protect your communications from interception.

Most offer a full workday of operation on a single charge, with extended battery options available for longer shifts.

Yes — many PoC and mobile broadband devices include GPS tracking and dispatch software integration for real-time location monitoring.