Products
System Components and Operating Method
Two hardware components form one closed team network: operator-carried terminals and a locally deployed gateway that connects them, manages groups and keeps voice traffic on site.
Component 1
Handheld Terminal
Full-duplex voice terminal for frontline operators who need to talk and listen at the same time.
- Simultaneous two-way full-duplex voice
- Sub-1G private network access
- Bluetooth headset support
- Type-C charging with replaceable lithium battery
- Noise reduction and echo cancellation
- Up to 4 selectable operating groups
Component 2
Cluster Gateway
The locally deployed control unit that connects terminals, manages groups and keeps the network under your control.
- Up to 32 terminals on a single gateway
- 4 independent groups without cross-talk
- Microphone and speaker interfaces
- Ethernet and Type-C connectivity
- PUF hardware-level authentication and encryption
- DC 9-36V wide voltage supply
Operating Method
How the network comes together on site
From terminal power-on to control room connection, the system stays inside your own deployment.
01
Terminals Connect Automatically
Handheld terminals join the gateway over the Sub-1G private network without manual pairing on site.
02
Gateway Manages Groups
The gateway assigns terminals to up to 4 independent groups, keeping each conversation separated.
03
Local Sub-1G Interconnection
Voice traffic stays inside the local radio network, independent of cellular coverage.
04
No Rented Public Network
Ethernet connects the gateway to your control room, with no platform subscription required.
Configure your team network
Tell us your team size, site layout and group structure. We will recommend terminal count, gateway placement and integration details.