Hytera MNC360 Mobile PoC Radio | LTE, Wi-Fi & GPS

Hytera MNC360 Mobile PoC Radio | LTE, Wi-Fi & GPSNationwide Mobile Push to Talk over Cellular Radio Uncap your fleet's communication range with commercial cellular and Wi Fi data networks. The Hytera MNC360 is a commercial grade Push to Talk over Cellular (PoC) in vehicle communication terminal designed to deliver borderless wide area fleet connectivity. Operating over nationwide 4G LTE mobile carrier infrastructures and local Wi Fi bands, this advanced Hytera MNC360 Mobile PoC Radio completely

Nationwide Mobile Push-to-Talk over Cellular Radio

Uncap your fleet's communication range with commercial cellular and Wi-Fi data networks.

The Hytera MNC360 is a commercial-grade Push-to-Talk over Cellular (PoC) in-vehicle communication terminal designed to deliver borderless wide-area fleet connectivity. Operating over nationwide 4G/LTE mobile carrier infrastructures and local Wi-Fi bands, this advanced Hytera MNC360 Mobile PoC Radio completely bypasses the geographic distance limitations and heavy physical infrastructure expenses associated with standard fixed land-mobile repeaters. Built explicitly for demanding public transit, over-the-road logistics, school bus systems, and industrial utility fleets, this radio brings swift cell-tower-backed group calling straight into the vehicle cockpit.

Engineered to optimize driving safety and driver focus, the MNC360 features a low-profile chassis housing a high-fidelity 4-Watt primary speaker paired with smart distortion-reduction technology. This acoustic hardware allows dispatch voices to cleanly penetrate heavy vehicle cabin noise, diesel engine rumble, and highway road disruptions. Fleet managers should note that the Hytera MNC360 features a native Android-based specialized core architecture, providing an open, incredibly flexible environment that can host top-tier corporate PTT deployment suites like Hytera HALO, HORIZON, Zello, and RealPTT.

To support remote coordination, the Hytera MNC360 features an internal, high-sensitivity GPS tracking antenna array. This enables automated dispatch terminals to monitor vehicle travel coordinates, track active logistics lines, and reinforce lone worker protocols in real-time. Operators must note that because the MNC360 functions over commercial mobile networks, an active data service SIM card subscription is mandatory to establish long-range over-the-air communication.

Key Features & Benefits

• Nationwide Cellular Integration: Utilizes active LTE mobile carrier bands and Wi-Fi networks to provide unrestricted, continent-wide push-to-talk connectivity.
• High-Acoustic Vehicle Speaker: Integrated 4-Watt forward-facing audio driver ensures incoming dispatches are fully intelligible inside noisy truck cabs.
• Real-Time GPS Mapping: Continuous telemetry tracking pipes location, speed, and heading coordinates straight into your dispatch tracking platform.
• Safer Hands-Free Connectivity: Integrated Bluetooth 4.2 architecture allows operators to bind external wireless microphones and PTT ring switches seamlessly.
• Ergonomic Control Hardware: Includes a full alphanumeric keypad microphone layout to ease direct private calling and menu setting access.

Specifications

What's Included

Recommended Accessories

• Hytera Horizon PoC Service Plans (2-Year) — The required nationwide data activation package and SIM card subscription to enable wireless field operations.

• Hytera PNC360S Nationwide PoC Handheld Radio — Handheld companion portable terminal to bridge walkie-talkie field users with your mobile vehicle fleet.

More Resources

• Hytera MNC360 Data Sheet

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use the mobile MNC360 unit to communicate with standalone handheld radios?

Yes. As long as your portable ground personnel are outfitted with compatible Push-to-Talk over Cellular (PoC) handheld devices—such as the PNC360S or PNC380S lines—and are provisioned on the identical server network platform, your in-vehicle drivers and roaming team members can communicate instantly.

Is an active FCC user station license required to run the MNC360?

No, the Hytera MNC360 transfers voice packets as digital broadband data over pre-established commercial cellular masts and Wi-Fi routers. Because it completely avoids private analog or digital VHF/UHF radio wave transmissions, no regulatory FCC frequency coordination or operator licensing is required.

What type of antenna requirements does this vehicle installation call for?

Every factory radio package ships complete with its matching high-gain LTE paddle antennas that lock straight into the rear chassis terminals, alongside an external magnetic-mount active GPS antenna block to guarantee clear satellite triangulation.

Warranty

2-year manufacturer's warranty.