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Turnkey 8 Channel Wireless System Package with 8 Handheld Microphones

This is the an ideal 8 channel system for a rental company that needs to provide a multiple handheld microphone solution for their customers.  The entire system is housed in a 10 space rolling flight case that securely protects each component of the system. Easy to transport, this setup with 8 channels is the perfect solution for powerhouse wireless microphone rental services. Also available in multiple configurations.

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2 Band-Pass Filters

2 25ft Antenna Cables

8 Wireless Microphone Clips

10 Space Flight Rack with Casters

2 Two Space Rack Drawers with Diced Foam

514-542 MHz

FCC Tested and Approved: FCC ID  2AINTAT-4200

*Microphone stand for RF Venue DFIN not included

 

AT-4200 WIRELESS MICROPHONE RECEIVER SPECIFICATIONS

Frequency Range: 470~489MHz / 514~542 MHZ
Modulation : FM
Working Range: 328’
Optional Frequency: 192
Frequency Response: 50Hz ~ 15KHz (±3dB)
Dynamic Range: > 105dB
THD: < 0.5%
S/N Ratio: > 102dB(A)
RF Sensitivity: < -95dBm
Image Rejection: > 60dB
Output Connectors: XLR×1/ 1/4-inch connector×1
Audio Output Level: XLR: +10dBV / 1/4-inch connector: +8dBV
Impedance: XLR: 3KΩ / 1/4-inch connector: 3KΩ
Pilot Tone: 32.768KHz
Display: LCD
Power Requirements:  12V/0.5A DC
Operating Temperature Range: 32°F - 122°F
Dimensions: 6.299” (W) x 16.142” (L) x 1.732” (H)
Weight: 3.858 lb.
FCC ID: 2AINTAT-4200

AT-U41 HANDHELD MICROPHONE TRANSMITTER SPECIFICATIONS

Capsule Sensitivity: -50dB ± 2dB V/PA@1KHz
Capsule Frequency Response: 50Hz ~ 16KHz
Gain Adjustment Range: 0/3/6dB
Input Impedance: 5KΩ
Output Power: 2mW / 10mW / 30mW
Spurious: >dB
Pilot Tone: 32.768KHz
Display: LCD
Power Requirements: 1.5V x 2(AA)
Battery Life: >8H/1300mAH
Dimensions: 9.84” x 1.97”
Weight: 12.7oz

4200 Series Manual Link

If using up to 2 units (up to 4 channels) the system does not require an antenna combiner under normal conditions.  If using 3 to 5 units (6 to 10 channels) the use of an approved antenna combiner is highly recommended.