Clear-Com Launches The DX410

Clear-Com has launched the DX410 Wireless Intercom system, a two channel 2.4GHz digital wireless system that features 7 KHz wide band audio. Easy to set up and configure, the DX410 also features lightweight beltpacks and All-in-One wireless headsets.

DX410 is the first DX Series system to offer 7 KHz wideband audio. With an upgraded radio and a lost packet concealment capability, the DX410 delivers an improved experience in performance, range and sound. It also features 2-wire and 4-wire bridging and 2-wire auto-nulling. The bridging capability allows the option for combining the 2-wire and 4-wire ports together on either channel A or B, allowing operators to use a 4-wire out to send all the audio to a mixer, matrix intercom or other audio source. 2-wire auto-nulling enables fast and accurate integration with Clear-Com or TW wired partyline systems.

The BP410 wireless beltpack and WH410 All-In-One wireless intercom headset offer comfort even after a long period of use, while retaining durability and capabilities. There is an extended battery life of up to 12 hours use on the 410 beltpack and All-in-One headset.

Each DX410 base station can support up to 15 registered BP410 wireless beltpacks and/or WH410 All-in-One wireless headsets. In a single-channel operation, any four beltpack users can engage in simultaneous, full-duplex (talk-listen) communication, while three users may be in full-duplex mode in a dual-channel operation.

Operating in the 2.4GHz band means that DX410 does not require radio licensing for use. It is a frequency hopping system (FHSS), and offers spectrum-friendly and AFH (Adaptive Frequency Hopping) modes, in order to avoid interference with WiFi.

"The DX Series technology is renowned for quality and performance, and this new addition will only affirm that reputation," said Craig Fredrickson, Product Manager at Clear-Com. "The DX410 is truly an exceptional digital wireless system in terms of range, reliability, sound quality and comfort for the size of the system."

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