MONTRÉAL, Jan. 27, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Siyata Mobile Inc. (the “Company” or “Siyata”) (TSX-V:SIM / OTCQX:SYATF) is pleased to announce a $1.1M CDN purchase order for the Uniden® UV350 in-vehicle IoT device, has been received from a major US cellular B2B distributor servicing cellular carriers, first responders and commercial fleets across the United States.
Marc Seelenfreund, CEO of Siyata Mobile, commented, “This marks the single largest purchase order for the UV350 to date and we are very pleased to be working with this highly specialized B2B distributor in the US. With the necessary carrier approvals, growing distribution channels and numerous high value trials in place, we anticipate continued growing adoption of the UV350 in the primary and extended first responder market and commercial fleet verticals.”Available through AT&T, FirstNet, Verizon, Rogers, and Bell the Uniden® UV350 is the world’s first dedicated in-vehicle IoT device with carrier grade Push-to-Talk Over Cellular (PoC), dedicated speakers and microphones for mission critical sound quality, and a large 5.5” widescreen for easy navigation, monitoring and functionality.UV350 features include:LTE high speed data5.5” widescreen LED display for easy monitoringDedicated microphone and speaker for crystal-clear extra loud sound qualityIn-vehicle installation ensures device is always powered by the vehicle’s batteryExtended cellular and GPS coverage with external antenna includedPush-to-Talk Over Cellular (PoC) ensures instant communication at the push of a buttonAbout SiyataSiyata Mobile Inc. is a leading global developer and provider of cellular communications systems for enterprise customers, specializing in connected vehicle products for professional fleets, marketed under the Uniden® Cellular brand. Since developing the world’s first 4G/LTE connected vehicle device, Siyata has been a pioneer in the industry, launching the world’s first LTE all-in-one fleet communications device. Incorporating voice, push-to-talk over cellular, data, and fleet management solutions into a single device, the company aims to become the connected vehicle communications device of choice for commercial vehicles and fleets around the world.Siyata also offers rugged phones for industrial users and signal boosters for homes, buildings, and fleets with poor cell coverage. Siyata’s customers include cellular operators, commercial vehicle technology distributors, and fleets of all sizes in Canada, the U.S., Europe, Australia, and the Middle East.Visit www.siyatamobile.com and http://www.unidencellular.com/ to learn more.On Behalf of the Board of Directors of:
SIYATA MOBILE INC.
Marc Seelenfreund
CEOInvestor Relations:
Arlen Hansen
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SIM@kincommunications.comSales Department:
Glenn Kennedy, VP International Sales
Siyata Mobile Inc.
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