Inrico specializes in professional wireless communication solutions, providing Push-to-Talk Over Cellular (PoC) radios, dispatching software, and LMR systems for global industries.
Inrico is a leading global provider of professional wireless communication solutions, established in 2004 in Shenzhen, China. The company specializes in the development and manufacturing of Push-to-Talk Over Cellular (PoC) terminals, dispatching software, and deployable communication systems. Inrico's innovative product lineup includes rugged handheld radios, mobile vehicle radios, and body-worn cameras designed to integrate voice, video, and data transmission over 4G/LTE and Wi-Fi networks.
Known for its high-quality hardware and intelligent software platforms, Inrico serves a wide range of industries such as public safety, logistics, transportation, and security. Their devices often support popular third-party communication, dispatch, and mapping applications like Zello, ensuring flexible and reliable connectivity for professional teams worldwide.
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For most handheld models like the S200, remove the back cover and battery to access the SIM slots. Insert the SIM card carefully into the designated slot, ensuring proper alignment, then replace the battery and cover.
Check if the battery is correctly installed and fully charged. If the battery contacts are dirty, clean them gently. If the issue persists, try a different compatible battery or authorized charger.
Yes, many Inrico devices run on Android and are compatible with PTT applications like Zello. You can typically download the app via the Google Play Store or pre-installed software, depending on the model.
Avoid overcharging and do not leave the battery in extreme temperatures. If storing the device for more than 10 days, charge or discharge the battery to roughly 40%-65% and remove it from the radio to prevent swelling and capacity loss.