VocoPro SilentPA-IFB-30 1-Way Communication System for TV and Film Production

The VocoPro SilentPA-IFB-30 is a revolutionary 1-way communication system designed for TV and film production. Wireless IFBs, also known as wireless talent cueing, are essential for seamless live or recorded broadcasts, allowing talents to respond to on-set directions. But high - quality IFB systems are often too expensive. That's where the VocoPro SILENT - PA - IFB system shines! It's a game - changer in terms of both price and performance, costing less than 1/5 of leading wireless IFB systems while still delivering clear sound and long - range coverage. With its simple design, it's a breeze to use and doesn't need any synchronization or set - up. The basic package includes one director's transmitter and 4 talent receivers. You can also choose additional packages with 12 or 30 receivers. Use a single transmitter to send audio to multiple receivers, or use transmitters on different frequencies for different on - set teams. Key features: It operates in the 900MHz band, free from TV station interference. It uses UHF technology for better reliability and a longer operating range compared to VHF or 2.4GHz. The bodypack receiver has two dedicated audio outputs and is powered by two AA batteries (alkaline or rechargeable). It has an internal recharge circuit for simultaneous operation and charging (rechargeable batteries and USB cable not included). There's also a 5V USB charging input for continuous use with a power bank (batteries and power bank not included). You can easily toggle between 16 channels on the receiver or transmitter without complex synchronization or set - up.

Using the VocoPro SilentPA - IFB - 30 is easy. First, make sure to insert the appropriate batteries into the bodypack transmitter and receiver. For the bodypack receiver, you can use either alkaline or rechargeable AA batteries. If you choose rechargeable batteries, you can connect it to a 5V USB power source or a power bank for continuous use (but remember, the batteries and power bank aren't included). To start communication, turn on the transmitter and the receivers. You don't need to do any complicated synchronization or set - up. Just select one of the 16 available channels on the receiver or transmitter. If you have multiple teams on set, you can use transmitters on different frequencies. As for maintenance, keep the equipment in a dry and clean place. If you're using rechargeable batteries, don't overcharge them. And when not in use, turn off the devices to save battery life. Also, avoid exposing the equipment to strong magnetic fields or extreme temperatures as this may affect its performance.