Push-to-talk over cellular (PoC) radios give your team walkie-talkie style calls anywhere there is mobile coverage.
PoC radios use the 4G or 5G mobile network instead of radio repeaters, so a driver in Sydney can talk to a depot in Perth at the press of a button. The range includes Motorola WAVE PTX devices such as the TLK 25, TLK 110 and TLK 150, Hytera P50, P60 and PNC550, Icom IP503H and IP501M, and the Delta P500.
PoC is ideal for transport, logistics, security patrols and multi-site businesses. Look at network compatibility, battery life, rugged rating and dispatch features such as GPS tracking and group calling. Most PoC radios need a monthly service plan.
Wide-area two-way communication over cellular and Wi-Fi
Stay connected across the country, not just across the site. Push-to-talk over cellular (PoC) radios use 4G/5G and Wi-Fi networks for instant, wide-area two-way communication anywhere there’s mobile coverage. Unlike traditional radios, PoC isn’t limited by line of sight or repeater range, so your team can talk across cities, states or the entire country on a single channel.
We only supply PoC radios that are type approved and tested for use on Australian networks, so every device is compliant, network-certified and backed by genuine local support. No grey-market imports and no compatibility guesswork.
PoC works with leading platforms including Ozitel, FreedomPTX and Motorola WAVE PTX, and we can help you choose and configure the right platform and device combination.
What are PoC radios?
PoC radios look and feel like traditional two-way radios but run over cellular data or Wi-Fi instead of radio frequencies. That means:
Unlimited range between sites, cities or nationwide
Works anywhere there’s cellular or Wi-Fi coverage
No need for expensive repeaters or private infrastructure
Group calls, private calls and text messaging in one device
GPS tracking, speed monitoring and emergency alerts
Easy management through web-based admin portals
PoC radios we supply
Motorola WAVE PTX
TLK 25, TLK 110 and TLK 150 devices on the WAVE PTX platform. See Motorola.
Hytera PoC
P50, P60 and PNC550 radios, plus the dual-mode PDC680. See Hytera.
Icom LTE
IP503H handhelds and IP501M mobiles for fleets. See Icom.
Delta PoC
The Delta P500 and P508 for teams that need simple, rugged PoC radios. See Delta.
No radio frequency licence is needed because PoC uses the mobile network. You will usually need a PoC service plan and a data SIM for each device.
Which networks do PoC radios use?
PoC radios use Australian 4G/5G mobile networks and Wi-Fi. We only supply devices that are type approved and tested for Australian networks.
PoC, UHF or TETRA: which is right for my team?
PoC suits teams spread across cities or states. UHF suits a single site or region with no ongoing network fees. TETRA suits large organisations running their own secure networks. Our specialists can compare options for your coverage, budget and industry.
Can PoC radios talk to our existing radios?
Often, yes. Some platforms and dual-mode radios such as the Hytera PDC680 can bridge PoC and DMR. Tell us what you use today and we will recommend the best approach.
Do you offer PoC demonstrations?
Yes. Call 1300 266 682 or contact us to request a quote or book a PoC demonstration for your team.