4G, 5G and WiFi walkie talkies for Australia-wide push-to-talk without repeaters or licences.
These radios connect over the mobile network or WiFi, giving instant group calls between sites, vehicles and states. The range includes the Delta P500 and P508, Hytera P50, P60 and PNC550, Motorola TLK 25, TLK 110, TLK 150 and Evolve LTE, Icom IP503H and IP501M, and dual-mode radios like the Hytera PDC680 that combine DMR and LTE.
Compare network compatibility, battery life, rugged and IP ratings, screen size and features such as GPS, video and lone-worker alerts. A PTT service plan is usually required.
Long range 4G, 5G and WiFi walkie talkies: wide area communication made easy
Stay connected across cities, worksites and remote regions with our long range 4G, 5G and WiFi walkie talkies. Designed for wide area communication, these smart devices deliver nationwide coverage, clear audio and instant group or private calls without the range limits of traditional UHF radios.
With built-in GPS tracking, emergency alerts, live video, dispatch control and low data usage, they help improve coordination, boost safety and reduce downtime.
4G and 5G walkie talkies we supply
Motorola
TLK 25, TLK 110 and TLK 150 on WAVE PTX, plus the Evolve LTE. See Motorola.
Hytera
P50, P60 and PNC550, and the dual-mode PDC680 that combines DMR and LTE. See Hytera.
Icom
IP503H handhelds and IP501M mobiles for fleets. See Icom.
Delta
The Delta P500 and P508 for teams that need simple, rugged PoC radios. See Delta.
How to choose
Network compatibility: devices type approved for Australian networks
Battery life to cover a full shift
Rugged and IP ratings for outdoor and industrial use
Screen size and features such as GPS, video and lone-worker alerts
Platform: a PTT service plan is usually required
Smarter communication with Ozitel
Stay connected anywhere with Ozitel, an Australian 4G, 5G and WiFi walkie talkie system with nationwide coverage, GPS tracking and instant team communication. Reliable. Secure. Unlimited range.
Range is not limited by distance. A 4G or 5G walkie talkie can talk to any other device on the same platform anywhere there is mobile or WiFi coverage, including across states.
Do 4G walkie talkies need a licence?
No radio frequency licence is needed because they use the mobile network. You will usually need a SIM and a push-to-talk service plan for each device.
What happens in areas with poor mobile coverage?
Devices need mobile or WiFi signal to work. For weak coverage, a Cel-Fi booster can help, or a dual-mode radio can fall back to DMR radio channels.
Can 4G walkie talkies talk to our UHF radios?
Some platforms and dual-mode radios such as the Hytera PDC680 can bridge LTE and radio. Tell us what you use today and we will recommend the best approach.
Can I get a demonstration?
Yes. Call 1300 266 682 or contact us to arrange a demonstration for your team.