Field operations
Keep the radios. Skip the $30,000 upgrade.
Radio-over-IP (RoIP) bridges existing land-mobile radios to an IP network. Pushytap uses a gateway to connect compatible Motorola, Kenwood, Hytera and Icom infrastructure with Android devices and web dispatch in shared talkgroups.
The problem
A conventional radio refresh is a capital project: repeaters, licensing, antenna work, spares and a multi-year replacement cycle, all before a single conversation improves.
What Pushytap does
- A gateway installs beside your existing Motorola, Kenwood, Hytera or Icom infrastructure. You keep your repeaters, antennas and licences as they are.
- Legacy handhelds and smartphones sit in the same talkgroup in both directions, and dispatchers reach radio users straight from the web console.
- Cellular carries the conversation past the repeater footprint, so the dead zones your crews complain about close without a capital project.
- Migration happens on your schedule: bridge now, replace hardware whenever the fleet is genuinely due. Included on Enterprise, per-channel on Professional.
What changes
- Capital deferred or avoided entirely
- No 'big bang' cutover and no retraining shock for radio users
- Dead zones covered by the network the crew already pays for
Put Pushytap to work with your team
Explore voice, dispatch and safety with your team, or talk to sales about a larger deployment.