PeakPTT PTT-324G

Notes

Rugged model sold with PeakPTT's nationwide PTT service ($24.95 a month per radio) on the Peak PTT K2 or Mauna Kea platform; talks over LTE or any Wi-Fi network, including Starlink. 320 x 240 color TFT display, dual noise-cancelling microphones, dedicated SOS key, M6 accessory connector, USB-C, 5 ft drop rating and optional PeakPTT MDM. Carrier certified for AT&T, T-Mobile and US Cellular (PTCRB). The spec sheet lists FCC but no FCC ID, and PeakPTT does not name the hardware maker. Its dimensions, battery, 3 W speaker, Bluetooth and GNSS specifications match those of the Telo TE320, but that link is not confirmed.

PeakPTT PTT-324G: frequently asked questions

Is the PeakPTT PTT-324G FCC certified?

We have not found a public approval record for this model in any country yet. That does not mean it is not approved, only that we have not found the record. United States: approved PoC devices

Which PoC apps work on the PeakPTT PTT-324G?

The sources list Peak PTT K2 and Mauna Kea.

How rugged is the PeakPTT PTT-324G and how big is its battery?

4000 mAh battery, IP67 rating, and weighs 227 g.

Which networks does the PeakPTT PTT-324G support?

It works on 4G. LTE bands B2/B4/B5/B7/B12/B13/B14/B17/B25/B26/B66/B71/B41 and Wi-Fi.

What is the difference between the PeakPTT PTT-324G and the PeakPTT PTT-84G?

Ingress protection: IP67 on the PeakPTT PTT-324G, IP54 on the PeakPTT PTT-84G. The PeakPTT PTT-84G has the bigger battery: 5200 mAh against 4000 mAh (+30%). The PeakPTT PTT-84G is heavier: 283 g against 227 g (+25%). Compare with PeakPTT PTT-84G