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IRC380

Name: IRC380 — Multimodal PoC / DMR intercom terminal
Brand: Bastion Rugged
SKU: IRC380

Multimodal PoC / DMR intercom terminal

IRC380 is a network radio built for teams that talk across cities, not across a field. It runs PoC over 4G/5G and Wi-Fi, so a dispatcher in one province reaches a driver in another without a repeater network to plan, license or maintain.

2.4"Android 10IP681.5 m drop

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PHOTOPorts detail Factory photo of the IRC380.

UNIT PHOTOS — the exact build you order is photographed before it ships.

Display: 2.4"
System: Android 10
Protection: IP68
Drop: 1.5 m

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Quoted with cradle, bracket and spare pack — not after the first breakage.

Why this model

What it does on the floor

Ingress protection IP68

Sealed against dust and water on the floor, not just in a lab.

Drop rating 1.5 m

Tested on the corners and edges that actually hit concrete.

Runs your client Android 10

Windows, Android or Linux build — confirmed against your app before dispatch.

Battery 3200 mAh, 7.6 V

Field-swappable packs and dock charging keep a shift running.

Deployment

Where it deploys — use, markets, bands, preparation

Multimodal handset for fleets migrating from DMR to PoC — In deployment the SIM is the radio licence and the PoC platform is the repeater — no customer-side RF infrastructure.

HOW IT IS USED

Site-wide group calling on the PoC platform — dispatch console, talk-groups and one-to-many broadcast, no repeater hardware on the customer side.
Fleet and field crews: drivers, security patrols and maintenance teams share one talk-group across cities, which a licensed radio link cannot cover without repeaters.
Mixed-mode patrol: cellular PTT in town, DMR direct/repeater mode inside compounds where carriers have no signal.
Solo/emergency: one-key PTT, lone-worker alarm and remote monitor are configured from the platform, not the handset.
Android build managed through MDM — the WMS/ERP app ships as a managed package, kiosk-mode locks the device to the workflow app.

MARKETS & WHY

Brazil

Vivo/Claro/TIM LTE on B3/B7/B28; ANATEL homologation available on request.

Mexico

AT&T/Telcel on B2/B4/B5/B28 — all in the default band set.

Colombia / Peru / Chile

B2/B4/B5/B28 coverage in cities, mining corridors and ports.

Indonesia

Telkomsel/Indosat on B1/B3/B8 + B40 in Java/Sulawesi; SDPPI type approval handled per shipment.

Philippines

Globe/Smart on B1/B3/B5/B28/B41; island hopping suits PTT-over-cellular better than repeaters.

Thailand / Vietnam / Malaysia

B1/B3/B8/B40(/B41) in the default set; local PoC platforms supported.

UAE / Saudi Arabia

B1/B3/B8/B28(/B40); common in events, facilities and delivery fleets.

South Africa / Nigeria / Kenya

B1/B3/B7/B8(/B28); PTT replaces costly licensed VHF/UHF fleets.

RADIO & BANDS

LTE FDDB1 2100 · B2 1900 PCS · B3 1800 · B4 AWS · B5 850 · B7 2600 · B8 900 · B28 700 APT

LTE TDDB38 2600 · B40 2300 · B41 2500

WCDMAB1 / B2 / B5 / B8

GSM850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900

5G NRn1 · n3 · n28 · n41 · n78 (region-dependent option)

Direct modeDMR Tier II UHF/VHF variant as ordered — licence-free frequency must be confirmed per country

WATCH-OUTS

PoC quality follows the carrier, not the handset: check coverage maps for the exact work sites before rollout, not just the city.
Data SIM vs voice SIM matters — some operators throttle PTT on voice-only plans; we ship data-optimised profiles on request.
The PoC platform (Zello Work, TeamPTT or the client's own server) decides talk-group limits and dispatch features; confirm the API before batching.
DMR frequencies need a local licence — the cellular side is licence-free, the direct mode is not.
Check the Android security-update window against the project life in the quotation — a 5-year project on a 3-year update SKU leaves a gap.

WHAT TO PREPARE

One data SIM per unit (local carrier or multi-IMSI roaming card for the pilot).
PoC platform account with the talk-group plan — we onboard and pre-provision units before shipment.
Charging: multi-unit cradles for shift fleets; vehicle docks with external antenna for driver crews.
Dispatch console seat(s) — one PC login monitors the whole fleet.

Bands listed are the default SKUs for each market — final frequency/certification confirmation against the local operator is part of the quotation.

Reference deployments

Deployments built around this class of device

Each programme started with a workflow that was losing time. The device changed; the software did not.

All deployments

11,000 assets Utilities

Utility field inspection

Substation rounds on one device: asset tag, photo, meter reading, signature.

10-inch rugged tablet, 1000-nit, GNSS

8 h → 30 min Retail & apparel

Fashion chain, 200+ stores

Full stock-take of a two-floor store, done before opening instead of after closing.

UHF RFID handheld + fixed reader at the stockroom door

10 M parcels / day Parcel & logistics

Global logistics hub

Sortation reads at belt speed; no manual re-scan when a label is creased.

Pistol-grip UHF reader + vehicle terminal on the tug

Specification

Full parameter sheet

Every figure below is the parameter set for the IRC380. Options and firmware vary by production batch — confirm the exact configuration when ordering.

COMPLIANCE

MIL-STD-810HIP68

3C · SRRC · MIL-STD-810H

Radio and network

DMR / PDT frequency

UHF 400–480 MHz · VHF 136–174 MHz

Channels

1024

Channel spacing

25 / 12.5 kHz

RF power

UHF 4 W high / 2 W low · VHF 5 W

Sensitivity

-123 dBm or better

DMR encryption

ARC4 / AES128 / AES256

Display and platform

Operating system

Android 10

RAM / storage

2 GB + 16 GB

Expandable storage

microSD up to 128 GB

Display

2.4-inch, 480 x 640

Capture and wireless

Cellular

4G FDD B1/B2/B3/B4/B5/B7/B8/B12/B14/B17/B20/B26/B28/B66 · TDD B38/B39/B40/B41 · WCDMA B1/B2/B4/B5/B8 · GSM B2/B3/B5/B8

Wi-Fi

802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/k/v/r, 2.4 / 5 GHz

Bluetooth

BT 4.0 + BLE 5.0

GPS

BeiDou

NFC

Supported

Camera

5 MP front · 13 MP rear, 120° wide

I/O, power and mounting

SIM

Dual nano-SIM + TF

Accessory interface

13-pin professional port, OTG

USB port

Type-C

Speaker

Ø36 mm waterproof, 8 Ω, 3 W

Microphone

Main + sub + noise-cancelling

Battery

3200 mAh, 7.6 V

Dimensions

162.3 x 61 x 34.5 mm, without antenna clip

Environment and compliance

Operating temperature

-20 °C to 60 °C

Storage temperature

-40 °C to 85 °C

IP rating

IP68

Drop

1.5 m

Certification

3C · SRRC · MIL-STD-810H

Deployments

Where this model earns its price

Field Service & Utilities Satellite, Radio & Remote Sites

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Questions about the IRC380

Before you order

Stock, configuration, software compatibility and what happens when a unit fails. The answer comes from the person who configured it.

All questions

01Who is behind this site?

Bastion Rugged is the trading front of Bright Alliance Tech Limited, Shenzhen. We design and build rugged mobile hardware — barcode scanning, UHF RFID, NFC, biometric capture — and we sell it to system integrators and solution providers rather than to consumers. The tooling, PCB and antenna work happen with our own engineering team, not through a trading desk.

02Can you supply five units for a pilot?

Yes. A pilot is the normal entry point. We quote single units at sample pricing and support the pilot with spare parts on the same order — a spare battery and a cradle, not a pallet.

03Do the Android units ship with GMS?

Most Android models ship with GMS. For builds where Google services must be absent, we supply a GMS-free firmware on the same hardware — say so at the quotation stage, because it is a firmware decision, not a setting.

04What warranty do you give?

One year as standard, covering the unit and the battery against manufacturing faults. Extended cover and advance-replacement terms are available for fleets — ask for them with the quotation, not after the first failure.

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