Onguard OG-66 push-to-talk radio device for security guards

OG-66 Patrol Radio

Patrol radio

The OG-66 is a patrol radio for security teams, supporting cellular push-to-talk, NFC patrol verification, GPS location context, time and attendance, and connected monitoring workflows.

What does the OG-66 do?

Patrol verification

Patrol routes can include named NFC checkpoints. When the OG-66 scans a checkpoint, the patrol event can record the device, checkpoint, date and time for review against the configured route.

GPS and NFC location records

GPS provides wider movement and location context. An NFC checkpoint scan provides stronger evidence that the device physically reached and scanned a specific patrol point.

Time and attendance

Personnel can use NFC attendance tags with an OG-66 to support clock-in and clock-out workflows.

Monitoring and alerts

Controllers can monitor device signals, configured alerts, patrol completions, battery state and online or offline status. Mobile push notifications can be enabled for configured alert types.

Panic and distress alerts

Panic is activated with a physical button on the radio. A distress point is a specially designated patrol point that can be scanned to send a silent alarm when a guard is in danger.

Battery capacity

The OG-66 has a 5000 mAh battery. Operating time depends on conditions and is not specified here.

Onguard's service provider supports cellular network access across Africa. Network availability still depends on coverage and local conditions.

Learn about Stay Awake

Product Features

Unique Features

Cellular push-to-talk

The OG-66 uses cellular push-to-talk for nationwide and international communication where supported network connectivity is available.

Location visibility

GPS information provides wider movement and location context for controllers monitoring the device.

Time and attendance

The OG-66 supports time-and-attendance workflows using NFC attendance tags.

Connected patrol workflows

The OG-66 connects field patrol activity with Onguard's monitoring tools. Security teams can use it for communication, patrol verification, location visibility and attendance workflows.

NFC patrol points

The OG-66 can scan NFC checkpoints placed along a configured patrol route. Each scan can record the device, checkpoint, date and time.

Control-room monitoring

Controllers can review device signals, alerts, patrol completions, battery state and online or offline status through the monitoring interface.

Patrol schedules

Patrol schedules and routes can be configured through the Onguard platform and reviewed as patrol activity is recorded.

Configured alerts

Mobile push notifications can be enabled for configured alert types, giving authorised users another way to receive operational alerts.

GPS and NFC

GPS provides wider location context. NFC scanning provides a checkpoint record when the device reaches and scans a specific patrol point.

Attendance records

Attendance activity can be reviewed through the platform, and attendance reports can be generated and downloaded as PDFs.

Dual-SIM connectivity

A dual-SIM setup allows the OG-66 to switch between available cellular networks based on network availability and signal strength.

Stay Awake

Stay Awake functionality is available on the OG-66, using scheduled prompts and guard acknowledgement to support alertness monitoring.

OG-66 setup and monitoring guides

Follow the Onguard tutorials for patrol schedules, NFC points, attendance, geofences, monitoring and alerts.

Frequently asked questions

Does the OG-66 use GPS?

Yes. GPS provides wider movement and location context. NFC checkpoint scans provide stronger evidence that the device reached and scanned a particular patrol point.

Does the OG-66 use NFC or RFID?

The OG-66 uses NFC for patrol-point verification and time-and-attendance workflows.

What is the difference between panic and a distress point?

Panic is activated with a physical button on the OG-66. A distress point is a specially designated patrol point that can be scanned to send a silent alarm.

Does Stay Awake work with the OG-66?

Yes. Stay Awake functionality is also available on the OG-66.

Does the OG-66 support nationwide or international push-to-talk?

The OG-66 supports nationwide and international cellular push-to-talk where supported network connectivity is available. Actual availability depends on network coverage.