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Infrared Wireless headphones use infrared technology to transmit audio signals. From the source component to the headphones, the IR is responsible for securing a secure sound quality.
Compared to the other types of headphones, infrared wireless headphones need a clear and unobstructed line of sight between the transmitter and the receiver. The infrared light signal is sensitive that it needs to flow unhindered.
despite thinking that IR headphones are the least sturdy headphones compared to other wireless wearable audio devices but they have the best audio experience compared to Bluetooth and RF headphones.
Advantages of Infrared wireless headphones
Infrared transmission’s high-quality sound production is an ace for IR headphones. Combined with the advantages of wireless headphones, you may have the best experience with this type of headphones.
Low interference
Compared to RF headphones, IR headphones have a lower risk of interference. This quality means that you may have better sound experience as far as the sound transmission distance isn’t compromised.
Battery life
IR wireless headphones with rechargeable batteries may have long-lasting power to keep the headphones working. They often last for about 20 hours.
Our wireless transmission system transmits audio signals to personal headsets used by multiple listeners.
This system is ideal for language training and exam institutes, translation & interpretation with one or multi-channel in conferences, meetings & classrooms.
when the system is used in a hall that is bigger than 200 Sqm, you can connect two or more transmitters to fully cover the area.
only one transmitter will be connected to audio source.
The audio source is 1/4” plug AUX (MP3 player, DVD player, Laptop, PC, Ipod,smartphone...)
It works with Infrared technology, so the audio signal can't be picked up by any device outside the room.
The transmitters can be connected together to increase the coverage and work with 2000 headsets at the same time.
No cabling, no infrastructure required,one transmitter can work with up to 40 headsets at the same time.
One/Two Channel Transmitter
Specifications:
Operating Voltage: 28V DC,
Current Drain: 800 mA,
Carrier Frequency: 2.8MHz/2.3MHz
Input Impedance: 1.8Kohm (Audio
In) 1.3Kohm (Mic In).
Operating Voltage: 3V (1.5V x 2AAA),
Current Drain: 25 mA,
Output Power: 6 mW,
THD: 1.5%,
S / N Ratio: 54 dB,
Frequency Response: 50 Hz (Lower) –
12K Hz (Upper).
