Microfone de mão Omnitronic 13063300

The Omnitronic 13063300 handheld microphone system is a single-channel wireless solution designed for mobile and installed audio use. The system includes a handheld transmitter and a metal rack-mount receiver that provides a reliable UHF link with an operating range of up to 60 m. The receiver supplies an audio frequency response spanning 50–18,000 Hz and is compatible with standard mains voltages from 100 to 240 V at 50/60 Hz. The microphone transmitter is lightweight, offering straightforward handling for presenters, vocalists, and performers.

Advantages

The metal rack-mount receiver ensures robust mounting and durability in a studio or live-sound rack environment while the single-channel UHF operation reduces interference in suitable frequency bands. A wireless range of up to 60 m enables freedom of movement on stage or in conference settings. The wide AF frequency response preserves voice clarity and natural tonal balance. The system’s compact and lightweight handheld transmitter supports comfortable, extended use.

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How to use

Mount the metal receiver into a standard 19-inch rack or place it on a flat surface near your mixing console, then connect it to mains power (100–240 V, 50/60 Hz). Connect the receiver’s audio output to your mixer or amplifier using the appropriate audio cable. Power on the receiver and the handheld transmitter and ensure both units operate on the same UHF frequency within the 823–832 MHz band. Adjust gain on the mixer and, if available, on the receiver to achieve a clear, undistorted signal while avoiding clipping. Hold the microphone approximately 5–15 cm from the mouth for consistent vocal pickup and maintain line of sight where possible for best wireless performance.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, choose a clear UHF channel within the permitted local frequency allocations and perform a walk test across the venue to verify coverage up to the rated 60 m range. Keep the receiver antennae positioned vertically and free from obstructions, and allow spare batteries for the handheld transmitter during extended events. Avoid placing the receiver near large metal objects or other RF sources that could degrade signal quality.