Hytera PoC Handheld Smart Radios

Hytera PoC smart radios are built to be robust and resilient. They have IP67 ratings for their resistance to:

• Dust
• Water
• Drop (1.2 meters maximum)
• Shock
• Extreme temperatures

These certifications provide you with the reassurance to use Hytera PoC radios confidently in locations that may be dusty, wet, or prone to incredibly low or high temperatures.

Hytera’s push-to-talk smart radios allow users to communicate instantly across common cellular networks, including 4G and older wireless technologies. This wide-ranging cellular coverage can create more convenient interactions when dealing with teams scattered across different parts of your country.

• Contact control rooms and other users across 2G, 3G, 4G, and Wi-Fi for your convenience
• Interact with colleagues and other contacts across long distances, even separated by thousands of miles

Hytera PoC smart radios bring you the flexibility to interact in the way that suits you best.

• Make voice calls with sharp, clear audio for smooth communication
• Take advantage of HD video to stream in real-time
• Use the 5MP rear camera to send high-quality photos

When working in loud environments, from busy warehouses to bustling city streets, Hytera PoC handheld smart radios make sure your voice is heard. Get your message across clearly and efficiently, with less need to waste time repeating yourself.

• Dual-mic noise reduction helps separate the speaker’s voice from background sounds
• Cutting-edge acoustics design increases the clarity of audio to reduce the risk of frustrating misunderstandings

Whether you have wet hands from working outdoors on a rainy day or you’re wearing thick gloves for handling coarse materials, using a touchscreen isn’t always easy. You may find yourself tapping at the same icons over and over, growing more and more frustrated each time. Simply drying your hands or removing your gloves might be an obvious solution, but that’s not always possible.

Hytera PoC smart radios include sensitive touchscreens that respond to gloved and wet fingers. That can make handsets more convenient to operate in a range of environments and situations.

Poor radio batteries can cause issues when in the field, especially in emergencies. Police officers, firefighters, and other first responders depend on radios to communicate in any number of situations.

But if their radio battery dies while they need to contact dispatchers or request assistance, emergency service workers face unacceptable disruptions.

Hytera push-to-talk smart radios include high-quality batteries that can provide you with a reliable power supply at all times.

• More than 24 hours of use (including standby and talk time with a 5-5-90 duty cycle)
• Micro USB port for simple battery charging

A dedicated emergency button is a fast and simple way to alert dispatchers or supervisors that you need help. You don’t need to make a voice or video call to request emergency assistance: push the button, and the radio will do the rest. Emergency buttons are positioned in a convenient place and easy to locate.