Poclink POC-1 Lite

Notes

Entry model of the Poclink range (the POC-1 Pro adds Wi-Fi and GPS, the POC-1 Ultra adds analog radio). Bluetooth for headsets and for creating groups between nearby radios; groups are managed in the Poclink app. Ships with a SIM and a 3-year global data plan (84 countries); up to 100 groups of 200 members. The product page lists FCC ID 2BN5N-HPN323, but the FCC records could not be checked, so the grant is not recorded as an approval. Poclink states that it designs its hardware, firmware and app in-house; the manual gives the company address in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Poclink POC-1 Lite: frequently asked questions

Is the Poclink POC-1 Lite 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 Poclink POC-1 Lite?

The sources list Poclink.

How rugged is the Poclink POC-1 Lite and how big is its battery?

3000 mAh battery, IPX4 rating, and weighs 136 g.

Which networks does the Poclink POC-1 Lite support?

It works on 4G. LTE bands B1/B2/B3/B4/B5/B7/B8/B12/B13/B17/B66/B38/B40/B41.

What is the difference between the Poclink POC-1 Lite and the ABELL A760L?

Ingress protection: IPX4 on the Poclink POC-1 Lite, IP67 on the ABELL A760L. The ABELL A760L has the bigger battery: 4800 mAh against 3000 mAh (+60%). Countries with a type approval on record: 0 for the Poclink POC-1 Lite, 2 for the ABELL A760L (0 in common). Compare with ABELL A760L