About 4g Radio

       Don't miss out on flawless communication. Upgrade to the 4G Network PoC Radio today and experience the future of           professional communications.

·        Global Coverage: Powered by 4G, enjoy seamless connectivity, no matter where you are. Whether you're in the bustling city or atop a mountain, our PoC Radio keeps you connected.

·        Crystal Clear Voice: Say goodbye to muffled calls and interrupted communications. Our state-of-the-art technology ensures crisp voice clarity every time.

·        Generous Battery Life: Our PoC Radio is designed for the long haul. With an extended battery life, you can communicate all day without the hassle of constant recharging.

·        Advanced Features: Instant Push-To-Talk (PTT): Get in touch at the touch of a button. No delays, no waiting.

·        Group & Private Calls: Choose between group broadcasts or private one-to-one conversations.

·        Real-time Location Sharing: Staying the loop with your team's whereabouts and ensure everyone's safety.

·        .User-friendly Interface: Easy-to-use, even for the least tech-savvy. The intuitive interface ensures that you're         always just a click away from making or receiving calls.

·        Secure & Confidential: Your conversations are private, and we intend to keep it that way. With advanced encryption standards, rest assured that your communications remain confidential.

Connectivity and performance may vary based on network conditions and user location. Ensure that 4G services are available in your region before purchase.

Introducing the 4GZello POC Radio: The Next-Gen Walkie Talkie Experience - a brief introduction for newcomers

For those familiar with the convenience and immediacy of traditional walkie-talkies, the4G Zello POC(Push-to-Talk over Cellular) Radio is a revolutionary leap forward, seamlessly merging the robustness of walkie-talkies with the expansive connectivity of 4Gnetworks. Imagine a world where your "walkie-talkie" isn't bound by the limited range of radio frequencies, but rather has the vast reach of a mobile phone.

At its core, the Zello POC Radio operates similarly to the walkie-talkies you know: you push a button to talk, and release it to listen. But the similarities end there. Instead of relying solely on radio waves that can be hindered by obstructions or distance, the Zello POC Radio utilizes the 4G cellular network, allowing for clear, instantaneous communication over vast distances without the need for repeaters or external infrastructure.

Moreover, it integrates with the Zello app, popular PTT (Push-to-Talk) software, expanding its capabilities even further. With the app, users can connect to a wide array of channels, engage ingroup chats, and even interface with traditional radio systems if needed.

Whether you're in urban environments, out in the wilderness, or spanning different countries, the 4G Zello POC Radio bridges the gap between old-school radio communication and the digital age. It's like having the power of a global walkie-talkie in your hand!

What is a PoC Radio?

• Note:  more than one PoC radio is required in order to communicate between others-Just like walkie talkies.
• PoC Radio or Push-to-Talk over Cellular radio is a sturdy push-to-talk device that establishes a half-duplex connection between 2 users over cellular networks such as 2G, 3G, 4G and Wi-Fi. Unlike traditional two-way radios, PoC radios offer a more stable connection with which users do not need to worry about being intercepted or experiencing frequent call drops.

• There are certain industries that operate with a mobile workforce such as logistics and transportation, construction, mining, Taxis, Response groups, etc. These businesses are always seeking efficient ways to improve long-distance communication and collaboration for their field employees. Even individuals, families and friends use them for reliable communications.

     Reasons Why PoC Radios Are Better Than Two-Way Radios   

·        No Coverage Limitations Unlike traditional walkie-talkie radios that present line of sight limitations when it comes to coverage, modern PoC radios use cellular networks to offer global connectivity. Your employees can connect with their team members just a few meters away or with other teams located miles away with instant push-to-talk connectivity.

 ·   High-Quality Audio Traditional walkie-talkie radios present unstable connectivity with frequent call drops and excessive static noise. When working in remote locations with noisy work environments, communication needs to be crystal clear. PoC radios offer high-quality audio over cellular networks and prevent miscommunications.

·   No Licenses & Permissions Required Implementing traditional two-way radios like walkie-talkies require businesses to buy expensive licenses and permissions based on the area of operation. With PoC radios, however, the setup is easy and companies do not need to purchase licenses and can skip investing in cabling, boosters and repeaters.

 ·   Range of Features Unlike traditional walkie-talkie radios which offer just push-button connectivity over radio networks, modern-day PoC radios present a comprehensive range of features to enhance communication for the field and mobile workforce. You can send text messages, images, videos and share locations.

·  Secure Communication When it comes to communicating sensitive information, radio networks are unreliable. They can be shared and easily intercepted, making them prone to security breaches. Comparatively, PoC radios use encrypted cellular networks, enabling secure conversations between users.

 ·  Rugged in Make Most modern-day PoC radios are built to withstand harsh outdoor environments considering the high-risk nature of the industries they are used in. PoC radios have a sturdy body that is fall and water-resistant to a degree. (the more expensive models)  can withstand extreme temperatures and vibrations.

Who uses PoC Radios?

Almost every business sector uses two-way PoC radios. Hospitals, schools, retail stores, manufacturing, energy companies, food services, and construction. One of the fastest growing PoC sectors is the service industry. These are customers with small to medium sized service fleets who don’t have the capital to invest in the infrastructure required for wide-area radio networks.

• Electricians, Plumbers and Exterminators
• Property Management Companies
• Construction and Building Materials
• Bus and transportation companies
• Security Guard Companies
• Taxi companies
• Groups of any kind
• Families & friends

So why would you buy Push-to-Talk over Cellular (PoC) Radios?

The answer is simple. PoC radios provide secure, instant, and nationwide workforce communications; and users of PoC radios are the companies and organizations that are already using business communications solutions.

A traditional two-way radio system, uses base stations, repeaters, and antennae systems. PoC uses existing 4G LTE networks so there is no infrastructure equipment, no maintenance, no support, and no radio technician staff required.

Why not use Mobile phones?

Employees can use Mobile phones or radios for internal company business communication.  The key difference is Push-to-Talk instant individual or group calls.  No apps to launch, no screen locks, just press the button.

There are also several drawbacks to using Mobile phones:

• Mobile phones services are more expensive than radios
• Mobile phones enable employees to waste time with social media, games, and calling non-employees
• Mobile phones do not support advanced radio features like noise suppression for talking in loud environments, Man Down notification, and remote shut off.

Why buy these radios rather than invest in expensive ones?

Our Radios are cheaper than the bigger branded ones and we aim to keep them affordable to suit all budgets. The quality is good, and communications are crystal clear and reliable, but common sense and customer experience has taught us that losing or damaging an expensive PoC 4g radio can be fairly costly to replace.

 After Sales
We provide a user guide to set up each and every radio we sell, produced and printed here in the UK, and after sales help  details with all of the products.

 What is the Difference between Zello Ready Radios and Global PTT (Push-to-Talk) network radios?

Zello-ready POC (Push-to-Talk over Cellular) radios and Global PTT (Push-to-Talk) network radios are both communication devices that leverage cellular networks for instant voice communication. However, there are some key differences between the two:

1. Communication Infrastructure:

• Zello-ready POC Radio: These devices rely on the Zello app, which is a PTT app that works over cellular data or Wi-Fi. Zello essentially turns a dedicated device into a PTT radio.
• Global PTT Network Radio: These radios operate on dedicated PTT networks that may or may not use cellular infrastructure. They often connect to a specific PTT service provider's network.

2. Network Coverage:

• Zello-ready POC Radio: The coverage is dependent on the availability of cellular networks. If there is no cellular signal, communication may be compromised.
• Global PTT Network Radio: Some devices operate on private PTT networks, which can provide more control over coverage and potentially offer wider coverage in specific areas compared to relying solely on public cellular networks.

3. Integration with Other Systems:

• Zello-ready POC Radio: The Zello app can often be integrated with other software or systems to enhance functionality, such as GPS tracking or integration with third-party applications.
• Global PTT Network Radio: Depending on the specific device and network, integration capabilities may vary. Some systems offer additional features like lone worker monitoring, GPS tracking, and dispatcher functionalities.

4. Device Form Factor:

• Zello-ready POC Radio: Can be a Smartphone or a dedicated device with a PTT button, resembling a traditional two-way radio, mobile or walkie-talkie.
• Global PTT Network Radio: Devices come in various form factors, including handheld radios, mobile radios for vehicles, and base stations.

5. Subscription and Service Models:

• Zello-ready POC Radio: Users typically need to subscribe to the Zello service or use a specific Zello-ready device, if there are a large number of users. The pricing model is often based on the number of users and the desired features. It’s Free for smaller groups.
• Global PTT Network Radio: Users subscribe to the PTT service provided by a specific vendor, and the pricing may include access to the PTT network, technical support, and additional features.

In summary, both Zello-ready POC radios and Global PTT network radios offer instant communication using cellular or data networks, but they differ in terms of the underlying infrastructure, coverage, integration capabilities, device form factors, and subscription models. The choice between the two depends on the specific needs and preferences of the users or organizations employing these communication solutions.