Eartec UPMX4GD7 UltraPAK 7-Person HUB Intercom System with Max4G Double Headset

Description

The Eartec UPMX4GD7 UltraPAK 7-Person HUB Intercom System with Max4G Double Headset includes one HUB Mini Base Station, seven UltraPAK Remote Beltpacks, seven Max4G Double Headsets, eight rechargeable batteries, an 8-port battery charger, and a medium soft-side case. It is designed to accommodate seven-person crews who need to communicate wirelessly while simultaneously working with their hands.

The Hub is designed to extend the range of your existing Eartec wireless system by over 304.8m, and moreover, you can wear it on a belt, and thus allow your hotspot to travel with you or you can place it in a single, changeable location. The UltraPAK utilises Digital Enhanced Cordless Technology (DECT) to provide simultaneous wireless communication within a quarter-mile range. It weighs only 71g and includes a volume control, mute button, and LED indicator. The Max4G Double Headset features fully adjustable headband and foam padding with a 270° rotating boom arm.

Eartec HUB Mini Duplex Transceiver Base for 1 Plug-In & up to 8 Wireless UltraLITE Headsets (USA)

Expand the capacity of UltraLITE wireless headsets with the Eartec HUB Mini Duplex Transceiver Base for 1 Plug-In & up to 8 Wireless UltraLITE Headsets. This transceiver can be used when on-the-go as it comes equipped with a LiPo battery or it can be plugged-in using the included AC adapter. Regardless of how you power it, the HUB offers 1/4-mile range along with two channels of communication as well as DECT technology making it easy to stay connected across the job site.

Rotating the microphone into a fully upright position automatically mutes the microphone, ensuring a more convenient way to kill the signal to the mic. Lightweight at 170g, this headset sports a .91m cable.

Eartec 8-Port Multi-Charger

The Eartec 8-Port Multi-Charger features eight bays to recharge the batteries for UltraLITE, UltraPAK, and HUB. When the batteries reach full charge, the corresponding LED turns from red to green indicating that the battery is charged up and ready to go. The use of external batteries allows users to keep their systems up and running with minimal down time. The charge time is approximately three hours. The charging base ships with an AC adapter.