The Clear-Com FreeSpeak II 2.4 GHz Active Transceiver is a game - changer for seamless communication. Its 2.4GHz band active transceiver antenna enables users to move freely around a facility while staying connected to the base station. Each antenna can cover up to 1,475 feet, creating a large - scale coverage zone. One active antenna can support up to 4 beltpacks, and you can add more if you need to expand roaming or support more users. You can strategically place up to 10 remote active antennas to cover a vast area. This active transceiver antenna is IP65 rated, making it resistant to water and dust. It also comes with a mount for microphone stands, allowing it to be used and placed in almost any environment. A unique feature of the FreeSpeak II system is that both 1.9GHz and 2.4GHz beltpacks and active transceiver antennas can work together on the same system, increasing the number of users and the cell - roaming area. Key features include: Connect up to 10 active antennas to one system; Each antenna offers up to 1,475 ft of coverage; 1.9GHz and 2.4GHz antennas can co - operate on the same system; IP65 water and dust resistance; Microphone stand mounting. Technical specifications: Frequency Spectrum: 2.400 - 2.483MHz for EU and US with cellular auto - roaming technology; Modulation: GFSK, TDMA frame 10ms Full slot; Output power: (EU) 18dBm, (RoW) 22dBm; Environmental: IP - 65 water and dust resistance, - 67F to + 158F (- 55C to + 70C); Dimensions: 6.75 x 5.5 x 2 in (HxWxD) (173 x 134 x 52 mm); Weight: 7.0 oz (0.19kg).
Using the Clear - Com FreeSpeak II 2.4 GHz Active Transceiver is quite straightforward. First, connect the antenna to the base station as per the instructions. Then, pair your beltpacks with the antenna. You can move around freely within the 1,475 - foot coverage area of each antenna. If you need to cover a larger area, place up to 10 remote active antennas strategically. When using, be aware that although it's IP65 rated, try to avoid extreme wet or dusty conditions for long - term use. Keep it away from very high or low temperatures outside the - 67F to + 158F range. For maintenance, regularly check the connections between the antenna and the base station and beltpacks. Wipe the antenna with a dry cloth to keep it clean. If you have both 1.9GHz and 2.4GHz beltpacks, they can work on the same system, but make sure to follow the pairing process correctly for each type.
