RTS Intercom Systems RTS TR-825 2-Ch UHF Wireless Binaural Beltpack Transceiver w/A4F Jack, FD Band

When it comes to reliable, high-quality wireless communication, the RTS TR-825 2-Channel UHF Wireless Binaural Beltpack Transceiver stands out. Designed for use with the BTR-800, this innovative device operates on a UHF frequency-agile platform, ensuring clear and consistent communication across a wide range of applications. The TR-825 is a dual-listen and dual-talk beltpack, a feature that allows users to simultaneously monitor two separate channels - "Tech" and "Production". This is complemented by individual volume controls for easy level adjustment, enhancing the user-friendly nature of the device. Constructed with a durable all-metal cast magnesium case, the TR-825 is built to withstand the rigors of live events and theater productions. Its LCD-based graphical user interface simplifies operation, while features like stage announce activation and wireless talk around (ISO) activation provide added flexibility. The TR-825 also boasts an auto-sensing headset connector that seamlessly switches between electret and dynamic headset mics, ensuring optimal audio quality. Its detachable antennas and enhanced ClearScan technology further contribute to its reliable performance. The device also features a range of intuitive controls and indicators. The On/Off & Volume Control not only powers the beltpack but also adjusts headset volume. The Wireless Talk Around (WTA) and Stage Announce (SA) buttons offer unique audio routing options, while the Audio Channel Select Button allows users to switch between audio channels A or B. The Bat/Overmod Light provides a clear indication of battery status, while the Talk Light LED indicates when the talk function is active. The Talk Button itself is designed for ease of use, with a quick press enabling the audio path from the local headset microphone. In summary, the RTS TR-825 2-Channel UHF Wireless Binaural Beltpack Transceiver is a robust, innovative, and user-friendly solution for wireless communication in the UHF frequency range of 572-590 MHz.