Product Detail
The Sennheiser AC 3200 - II is an amazing solution for large - scale multi - channel wireless monitoring setups. It's engineered to offer top - notch performance and reliability. This combiner can merge up to eight individual channels into one antenna output. This cuts down on backstage mess and boosts RF performance by reducing intermodulation interference between transmitters. With a broadband design spanning 500 to 870 MHz, it's super versatile for a wide range of professional uses. In tough environments, the AC 3200 - II can handle up to 250 mW of input power, enabling long - distance transmission without signal loss. The front - panel LEDs let you quickly check if there's a signal at the RF input. It works well with many Sennheiser transmitters like the SR 2050XP IEM, SR 2000XP IEM, SR 300 IEM G3, and legacy EW and 3000 Series monitor transmitters. Key features include an active 8 - channel 0 dB transmitter combiner with consistent RF output power, improved RF performance for multi - channel systems, a broadband RF design, a 250 mW max input power capacity, front - panel signal - indicating LEDs, and compatibility with various Sennheiser transmitters. Specifications: Impedance is 50 ohms, dimensions are 436 x 215 x 44 mm, weight is about 4 kg, attenuation is 0 dB (+/- 1dB), power consumption maxes at 90 W, operating temperature ranges from - 10 deg C to +45 deg C, RF frequency range is 500 - 870 MHz, power supply is 12 V DC, antenna connector is BNC, and current consumption maxes at 7.5 A. The package includes 1 AC 3200 - II active transmitter combiner, 1 NT12 - 125D in - line power supply, 3 power cables (US/EU/UK), 4 self - adhesive device feet, and 1 instruction manual.
Using the Sennheiser AC 3200 - II is easy. First, connect the power supply to the combiner using the provided cables. Make sure to choose the right cable for your region (US, EU, or UK). Then, connect your Sennheiser transmitters to the appropriate inputs on the combiner. The front - panel LEDs will show if there's a signal at the RF input. You can then connect the single antenna output to your antenna. When using the combiner, keep it in an environment with a temperature between - 10 deg C and +45 deg C. Don't exceed the maximum input power of 250 mW, as this could damage the device. For maintenance, keep the combiner clean and free of dust. If you notice any issues, refer to the instruction manual or contact Sennheiser support.
