POC radio stands for Push-to-Talk Over Cellular radio. It's a type of communication device that combines the functionality of traditional two-way radios (like walkie-talkies) with the capabilities of modern cellular networks. POC radios use cellular data networks (3G, 4G, or even 5G) or Wi-Fi to facilitate instant communication between users.
These radios work similarly to traditional radios, where users press a button to talk and release it to listen. However, instead of using radio frequencies, POC radios transmit voice data over the internet using cellular or Wi-Fi connections. They operate using specialized apps or software platforms installed on smartphones or dedicated devices.
The NextGen Guardian wireless modem offers a high-speed data link that is ideal for a wide range of applications that require system security and diagnostic reporting. The Guardian is intended for analogue activities such as paging, phone line substitution, and slow-speed data use cases. It is designed for speed and efficiency.
With 1-10 watts continuous duty, the software is selectable. A 10-30 VDC wide-range power supply compatible with OTA with T-96SR and TSLM. The NextGen Guardian allows users with selectable data rates and a flexible, programmable external I/O interface.