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IL-RX30 Rechargeable Loop Listener
The Contacta RX30 Rechargeable Hearing Loop Listener is a compact listening device for use with hearing loop systems. It enables people to listen to a hearing loop system as if they were wearing a hearing device switched to the T-Coil Program.
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Portable Radio Frequency Handheld Transmitter – RF-TXHH-865 / RF-TXHH-915
This handheld microphone has an integrated multi-frequency transmitter and UHF technology. It is for use with Portable Radio Frequency Receivers [RF-RX1-865/915], with two versions available that respectively work on 865MHz (UK/EU) or 915MHz (USA/AU) frequencies. This microphone transmits sound wirelessly and directly to groups of receivers programmed on the same channel, making it ideal for use in lectures, events, and educational venues. The unit is supplied with 2x AA Alkaline batteries. However, rechargeable batteries can be used to power the unit and charged through the micro-USB charge port.
5 Bay Charging Station – IR-RX2-DC5
24 Bay Charging Case for RF Receiver/Transmitter – RF-DC-24
This charger unit/case is for use with the Portable RF Transmitter [RF-TX1-865/915] and Portable RF Receiver [RF-RX1-865/915] and can hold up to 24 receivers/transmitters in a standing position. The case is provided with a power supply and charging is a simple drop-in connection. The built-in digital panel enables fast and easy programming of multiple devices, including data-copy and channel-sync for compatible transmitters and receivers. This provides fast setup from a master device.
Radio Frequency Stationary Transmitter 865MHz/915MHz – RF-TXRM-865/915
The Radio Frequency Stationary Transmitter is intended for rack mounting, available using 865MHz (UK/EU) or 915MHz (USA/AU) frequencies. It uses internationally compatible frequencies to transfer clear sound to portable receivers [RF-RX1-865/915]. It is designed to provide wireless and amplified assistive listening in large venues from a source to compatible RF receivers using FM radio waves.
