The Audio-Technica COMBINE 4 IEM Transmitter Combiner is a game - changer for multi - channel systems. It effectively combines up to four in - ear monitor transmitter signals into a single transmitting antenna. This is crucial as it reduces intermodulation issues that occur when multiple adjacent transmitters interfere with each other.
Key Features:
- Operates in the broadband UHF range of 470 - 960 MHz.
- Merges up to four wireless in - ear monitor transmitter signals into one antenna.
- Comes with a centralized power supply capable of powering four individual transmitters.
- Has four BNC inputs for IEM transmitter signals.
- Features front - panel LED signal indicators for each input.
- Offers four DC output jacks to power connected IEM transmitters.
- Includes one AC cable, four DC cables, and four BNC jumpers.
- Has a full rack width of 1 RU.
Technical Specifications:
- Operating frequency: 470 to 960 MHz.
- Full system gain: 0 dB (±2 dB).
- Maximum RF input power: +20 dBm (100 mW).
- LED indicator (input signal threshold): > +5 dBm.
- Power consumption: 60 W.
- Input AC voltage: 100 - 240V AC, 50/60 Hz, max 2A.
- Output DC voltage (to receiver jacks): +12V, 1A max (4 outputs total 48 W).
- Dimensions: 480 mm (18.90') W x 260 mm (10.24') D x 45 mm (1.77') H.
- Weight: 2.3 kg (5.1 lbs).
- Accessories included: AC cable, 4 DC cables, 4 BNC jumpers.
Using the Audio - Technica COMBINE 4 IEM Transmitter Combiner is easy. First, connect your in - ear monitor transmitters to the four BNC inputs on the combiner. Then, use the provided DC cables to connect the combiner's DC output jacks to the transmitters to power them. Next, plug the AC cable into a suitable power outlet to power the combiner itself. The front - panel LED indicators will show you the signal status of each input.
When using this product, make sure the input AC voltage is within the range of 100 - 240V AC, 50/60 Hz, with a maximum current of 2A. Don't exceed the maximum RF input power of +20 dBm (100 mW) to avoid damaging the device.
For maintenance, keep the combiner in a clean and dry place. Regularly check the cables for any signs of wear or damage. If you need to clean the device, use a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials as they can damage the combiner's surface.
