 The microprocessor based TC-RFZ02
digital control unit is able to transmit 2 signal channels, featuring independent
channel level control, independent channel level
indicators, and independent channel outputs
for sound recording.
It transmits on the worldwide license-free
2.4 GHz frequency band and incorporates state-of-the-art Direct
Sequence Spread Spectrum (DSSS) technology
to deliver CD quality sound, provide excellent
immunity from both noise and interference, and
insure high security against unauthorized listening.
Multiple control units
can be cascaded together to transmit up to 16 audio
channels in a system.
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Radiofrequency
base station transmitters
The T35 transmitter features a powerful microprocessor, sleek digital display, and easy-to-use menu controls. Quickly choose between Voice, Music, or Hearing Assistance in the Application Preset menu. 
The PPA T27 transmitter will broadcast a speaker’s
voice, music program, or audio service wirelessly
up to 500 feet to a listening audience. Audience
participants use the optional R35, R35-8, or any
FM receiver operating on 72-76 MHz frequency to
pick up the broadcast.
The T800 FM transmitter will broadcast a speaker´s voice, music program, or audio service wirelessly up to 122m (400ft) to a listening audience. Quick and easy setup: The installer simply connects a microphone with a XLR or 1/4” plug into the unit to broadcast their voice. Alternatively, the unit can connect to a sound system through a line-level (RCA) jack to broadcast music or other audio service. The T800 features three channels on 863.250, 863.750 or 864.750 MHz. For simultaneous interpretation, up to three T800 transmitters may be installed in a single facility for broadcasting three languages with minimal crosstalk or interference. Audience participants use the three-channel R863 FM receiver (optional) to pick up the broadcast for language interpretation or hearing assistance applications.
The LT-800 Stationary Transmitter in 72MHz frequency range broadcasts over 57 channels (40 narrowband & 17 wideband channels. Use up to 6 Listen LT-800 Stationary Transmitters in the 72 MHz band for simultaneous interpretation into 6 different languages. 
