Many First Responder agencies are looking to augment their current communications systems with a Push-to-Talk over Cellular system on a public cellular network, to help ensure that coverage is strong, and so that they have the instant ability to communicate with other First Responder agencies in emergencies wherever they are. The UV350 In-Vehicle device with a Push-to-Talk application and an optionalWired Palm Mic can deliver best-in-class audio, and it can also support other data apps used by First Responders. The UV350’s cellular coverage is enhanced by its included external antenna, and it can be further enhanced with an optional In-Line Cellular Booster delivering strong cellular signal even in weak or spotty signal areas where First Responders often need to travel.

Transportation and Logistics companies use many different solutions to keep track of their trucks and their contents, and to contact their drivers. Space for technology in the truck's cab is always at a premium. The UV350 In-Vehicle device can replace one, two, three or more single purpose technology devices. This means a lower cost solution which iseasy to use and manage, and which allows drivers to safely respond to their fleet manager when contacted, so that they can deliver their goods safely and on-time.

Dependable communication with drivers is critical to heavy construction companies. So a communications solution that is always on and always ready to make or receive calls, and one that can be heard by drivers even on very noisy and dirty job sites is especially important to keep the trucks moving to their capacity so that the project stays on schedule. The UV350 In-Vehicle device offers best-in-class audio, and it can also support other data apps used by Heavy Construction companies.

Ensuring that school buses are running safely and on schedule are the most important things for school bus operators, since they are transporting our children to and from school each day. Their communications solutions need great coverage for day-to-day busing, and when driving students to field trips or to sporting events outside their city or county. The UV350 In-Vehicle device which operates on a cellular LTE network delivers the coverage that school bus operators need. Because the UV350 can also support Push-to-Talk over Cellular apps and it offers an optional Wired Palm Mic, this makes for a simple and safe transition for bus drivers who are accustomed to using a Wired Palm Mic with their previous communication device.

Every day, service delivery vehicles drive to customers’ locations to fix something, maintain something, clean something, install something, to pick up something, or to deliver something. Not only do they need dependable voice communications with their drivers, but they also need a system where a dispatcher can send them instructions of where their next pick-up or delivery is. The UV350 In-Vehicle device meets these requirements. It delivers best-in-class audio for cellular calls or for Push-to-Talk over Cellular calls, and it supports GPS navigation as well as downloadable dispatch data apps to send drivers instructions throughout the day. The UV350 can replace multiple single-purpose devices making it safer and simpler for the driver to communicate effectively with their dispatcher at their headquarters.

When a tree falls on power lines knocking out the power to customers, utilities must respond immediately, even when this happens in rough dangerous terrain. Their communications solution with their workers must work dependably in remote areas, and even in the worst of weather. The UV350 In-Vehicle device’s cellular coverage is enhanced by its included external antenna, and it can be further enhanced with an optional In-Line Cellular Booster delivering strong cellular signal even in weak or spotty signal areas where utilities workers often need to travel. The UV350 works in extreme temperatures on the coldest winter days and the hottest summer days. Its best-in-class audio allows workers to hear calls from their dispatcher, and the UV350 can even support a second loudspeaker in the back of the utilities truck.