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Push to Talk Over Cellular (Poc)
Push to Talk over Cellular (PoC)
Push to Talk over Cellular is a new term being thrown about with a lot of history behind it. If you grew up in the 90's surely you remember Nextel and its distinctive Roger Beep. Thirty years later, this technology is making a comeback and has been rebranded as PoC or Push to Talk over Cellular. PoC Devices are simply two way radios designed to talk over todays cellular network eliminating range issues found in traditional walkie talkie systems.
Twowayradiocenter.com offers PoC Systems by Motorola and Hytera. We've selected these two manufacturers because their products are easy to use, the equipment is as durable as a traditional two way radio, and we can get you up and running within hours.
Key Features of Push to Talk Over Cellular Equipment Includes:
- Nationwide Coverage via Cellular Connection
- WiFi Capable for Extended Indoor Coverage
- One to One, Group, and All Call Communication
- Compact, Compelling Devices
- GPS
- Video Capabilities
- Dispatch Software
Key Markets for Push to Talk Over Cellular Walkie Talkies Include:
- Construction - Communicate with Job Sites Around the United States at the touch of a button.
- Security - Communicate, Coordinate, and Track Your Teams wherever they're working!
- Healthcare - Communicating between Offices and the Hospital seamlessly!
We Educate .... You Decide if a Push to Talk over Cellular System is Right For You!
Who should use a PoC System? PoC Devices are great for organizations with multiple locations, companies operating fleets of vehicles, and organizations like Festivals, Trade Shows, and Carnivals.
Do you rent PoC Devices? Yes, Twowayradiocenter.com offers both short and long term rentals of PoC Systems.
What is the benefit of a PoC Device over traditional two way radios? There is significantly less infrastructure cost and significantly more range.
Which is better, Motorola or Hytera? Both make great products. Give us a call at 855-770-7194 and we'll discuss which might be better for you!