MIPRO ACT-24TC Rechargeable Body Pack Transmitter

The MIPRO ACT - 24TC is a top - notch digital bodypack transmitter. Its key features make it a great choice. It has a small yet tough plastic compact design. There's a mute button with Push & Talk function and a handy LED status indicator. It also comes with a connector for a remote mute switch cable. The unique battery cover design not only allows easy access to controls but also prevents accidental setting changes. The Mini - XLR input with a secure screw - lock connector can be used for lavaliere or headworn mics and guitars. It's the world's first to have the ACT function, which can quickly and accurately sync the frequency to the receiver. You can charge the transmitter either by putting it directly in the MP - 80 charger or by removing the 18500 lithium battery. Bright LEDs clearly show the battery status. Technical specs include an ISM 2.4 GHz frequency range, ACT Sync channel set - up, switchable 2 mW / 10 mW RF output power (depending on the country), 6.5 dBV max audio input, an optional MJ - 70 remote mute switch, a 3 - LED battery meter that turns red for low battery and shuts down automatically after 2 hours, a single ICR - 18500 rechargeable lithium battery, about 138 mA current consumption, 1 - hour operation with a 25 - minute fast charge and 12 hours with a 4 - hour full charge (depending on battery quality), dimensions of 63 - 70 - 25 mm (2.5 - 2.8 - 1 '), and a net weight of about 66 g (2.3 oz).

Using the MIPRO ACT - 24TC is quite straightforward. First, connect your lavaliere, headworn mic, or guitar to the Mini - XLR input and secure it with the screw - lock connector. You can use the mute button with the Push & Talk function when needed, and the LED will show you the status. To sync the frequency, rely on the unique ACT function. When it comes to charging, you have two options. You can either place the transmitter directly in the MP - 80 charger or take out the 18500 lithium battery for charging. Keep an eye on the battery status through the LEDs. If they turn red, it means the battery is low, and the device will automatically shut down after 2 hours. For maintenance, make sure to keep the plastic body clean. Avoid dropping the transmitter as it may damage the internal components. When not in use, store it in a dry and cool place. Also, be aware that the RF output power is switchable depending on the country, so set it according to local regulations.