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Eartec Four-person Wired Intercom System With Dual-sided Headsets

US $200.00

Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States
Mar 24th

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As mentioned above, the system was plugged into another system and immediately stopped working. Our assumption was there's a short in the junction box. PLEASE be advised the unit does not currently work with all the headsets. One headset port and headset give noise and static. This Eartec intercom kit provides you with everything you need to create a four-user full-duplex intercom system. It consists of the TCS Intercom Power Station, four Ultra Heavy-Duty Dual-Ear Headsets, and four XLR cables. The TCS Intercom Power Station can support up to six wired headsets in full-duplex mode with no beltpacks required for simultaneous hands-free talking between all users. It is housed in a rugged plastic console to withstand the rigors of use in the field. It is portable, but can also be permanently installed, and runs off of the included 12V battery or included AC power supply. The Ultra Heavy-Duty Dual-Ear Headsets feature a unique septagonal earcup design that fully covers the ear for long-lasting comfort. They do not require beltpacks because volume and amplification are built into the headsets. Each headset is constructed from durable polycarbonate and has a flexible gooseneck mic boom. Each cable has a 3-pin female XLR connector on one end and a 3-pin male XLR connector on the other to connect the headsets to the power station. The broadcast-grade cables are shielded to protect against signal interference and provide a grounded connection. Each headset was modified by Eartec to have an on/off switch attached to the headset unit.

“We plugged the system into another system to see if the systems would be compatible, and this Eartec system immediately stopped working. We did not choose to send the system off for evaluation and repair. Currently one headset port gives headset noise and static.”

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