WIRELESS INTERCOM HIRE.
Full-duplex wireless intercom: everyone on a channel talks and listens at once, with no button to hold and no waiting for a clear channel. It is what stage managers, camera operators, riggers and floor crew wear.
A system is beltpacks and the antennas that cover the site. Which band it runs on, and how many antennas it needs, depends on the venue and on what else is transmitting there.
WIRELESS INTERCOM
Riedel
BOLERO SYSTEM
Six-key wireless beltpacks, the antennas that cover the site and the charger, on 1.9 GHz DECT and 2.4 GHz.
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Clear-Com
FREESPEAK II
Roaming wireless beltpacks on 1.9 or 2.4 GHz, with their transceivers and the Arcadia station that hosts them.
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Clear-Com
FREESPEAK EDGE
Wireless intercom on 5 GHz: nine-key beltpacks, their transceivers and the Arcadia station that hosts them.
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Green-GO
WIRELESS BELTPACK X
The Green-GO beltpack without the cable, and the antennas that connect it to the network.
Specifications →ALSO IN THE CATALOGUE
- Wired IntercomPartyline and networked beltpacks, on microphone cable or network cable.
- Matrix & KeypanelsThe frames at the centre of a system, and the panels for the people who run the show.
- HeadsetsSingle and double ear, from lightweight all-day headsets to high attenuation for loud stages.
- Two-Way RadioMotorola digital radios, repeaters and accessories, and the interface that ties them into the intercom.
- Audio InterfacesDante and MADI interfaces, converters and breakout boxes that get audio on and off a network.
- NetworkingManaged switches built for audio, video and intercom over IP.
- Specifications are the manufacturers’ published figures and can change with hardware and firmware revisions. Product names and trade marks belong to their owners.
NEED IT ON A SHOW?
Tell us the dates, the venue and roughly how many people need to talk. You will get a written quotation covering equipment, engineering time and delivery.