Telox PoC Radios

PoC stands for push to talk over cellular. Instead of a private radio frequency, a PoC radio like the Telox TE590 uses 4G networks, giving you instant group calls across the entire country with no repeaters, no masts and no frequency licence. If your team is spread between cities, PoC is usually the most cost effective professional solution. Acacia Satlink supplies Telox devices, SIMs and platform setup in Kenya.

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No frequency licence is required because Telox radios communicate over the public mobile network rather than dedicated radio spectrum. You simply need data SIM cards and a PoC platform subscription. That removes the cost and paperwork of spectrum licensing while giving nationwide reach. Talk to Acacia Satlink about Telox PoC radios, dispatcher software and fleet onboarding for your team.

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As far as the mobile network reaches, which in practice means anywhere in Kenya with Safaricom or Airtel coverage, and even across borders on roaming. Range is no longer about antennas and hills; a guard in Mombasa talks to a control room in Nairobi instantly. For teams that also work beyond cellular coverage, pair PoC with satellite options like the Icom IC-SAT100. Acacia Satlink will design the right mix for your operations.

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