This UltraLITE Pro16 Long-Range Dual-Channel Full-Duplex Wireless Intercom System from Eartec includes six UltraLITE Pro16 Single-Ear Headsets (one master and five remotes), six rechargeable LiPo batteries, one ten-port charger, and a large soft-side case. It is designed to accommodate six people who need to communicate wirelessly while simultaneously working with their hands. The Pro16 version of the UltraLITE line-up features a long 10-hour battery life and a 1/2-mile line-of-site operating range.

Provides Hands-Free Communication    Eliminates Wires and Belt-Worn Radios    Expand to 16 Users with No Hub Needed    Noise-Cancelling Microphone    2.4 GHz Technology    6 Rechargeable Batteries    10-Hour Runtime    1/2-Mile Line-of-Sight Range    Includes One 10-Port Charger    Includes Large Padded Soft Case

This UltraLITE Pro16 Long-Range Dual-Channel Full-Duplex Wireless Intercom System from Eartec includes six UltraLITE Pro16 Single-Ear Headsets (one master and five remotes), six rechargeable LiPo batteries, one ten-port charger, and a large soft-side case. It is designed to accommodate six people who need to communicate wirelessly while simultaneously working with their hands. The Pro16 version of the UltraLITE line-up features a long 10-hour battery life and a 1/2-mile line-of-site operating range.

UltraLITE Pro16 all-in-one wireless headsets can link up to 16 users in full duplex without a base station or hub. Designed with a lightning-fast microprocessor that provides two channels of simultaneous hands-free communication, the Pro16 allows separate groups to speak privately. Connect your entire crew in a full duplex conference with the simple touch of a button. The Pro16 talking pattern is easily modified in the field or expanded to accommodate your changing needs.

The Pro16 has been engineered with Active Frequency Hopping technology. This specialty wireless technique allows the headsets to monitor the surrounding environment and automatically switch channels whenever necessary to easily avoid interference. The operating range has been increased three-fold to over a 1/2 mile line of sight.

The UltraLITE headsets have the transceiver built right inside the earcup, eliminating headset wires and belt-worn radios. They provide two-way voice communication and the microphone arm can swivel 270°, allowing you to wear the mic on the left or right side. Raising the mic boom into the up position automatically mutes the microphone. 

A fortified mic assembly, featuring internal metal construction and stainless attachment hardware is now standard. The new deluxe earpad is extra wide, soft, and weather resistant. New, large-capacity lithium-ion polymer batteries provide an impressive run time of up to 10 hours.

• Link up to 16 users in full duplex without a base station or hub
• Excellent performance with a line-of-sight range over 1/2 mile
• Provides two channels of simultaneous hands-free communication, allowing separate groups to speak privately
• Active frequency hopping technology automatically finds open frequency to avoid interference and dropouts
• Operates in the 2.4 GHz band
• Included LiPo batteries provide continuous 10-hour operation and are field replaceable
• Noise-cancelling microphone for clear communication
• Adjustable mic boom rotates 270 degrees, worn on left or right
• Auto mute: mute microphone simply by moving the boom to up position
• Volume control: simple Up/Down push button adjustment
• Water resistant: silicone sealed for use outdoors in inclement conditions
• Deluxe padding: headsets fit firmly yet comfortably for an all day work shift
• Fortified mic assembly, featuring internal metal construction and stainless attachment hardware
• Field programmable: start small and add to your system as needed
• One 10-port charger included: individual battery bays, green LED indicates charge

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. We just bought the 4-Person headset package. I have read that in order to add more headsets, we need to get The Hub st $450. If I'm spending that much, can I just get another 4-pack set and run them as separate sets? One set for our audio team and one for our video team?

A: That is certainly a solution. But the members of the two separate groups cannot communicate with each other.

Q: 2. I f I dont need use all at the same time say 3 and master no problem only config and work?

A: That is fine, you only have to use as many as you need.

Q: 3. good day! I have a kit like this of 5, can I add one to make it 6?

A: You can add one more headest by adding a hub and one more remote. Please see lnks below: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1269407-REG/eartec_hub_mini_duplex_transceiver_base.html https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1269405-REG/eartec_ulsr_ultralite_single_ear_remote_headset.html

Q: 4. Can everyone talk back and forth to each other or can it only be the team leader headset?

A: Yes, everyone can communicate back and forth.

Q: 5. What is the meaning of HUB Mini Duplex Transceiver Base for 1 Plug-In & up to 6 Wireless UltraLITE Headsets. Can i use 7 wireless headset set ?

A: The Hub is what allows the wireless headsets to communicate with each other. You can have up to 8 wireless headsets in use at the same time (single or double) and one wired headset.

Q: 6. Can I take an output from my boats Fusion head unit or iphone into the Hub feeding music that we all hear, but could talk over?

A: The Eartec UltraLITE 4-Person Full-Duplex Wireless Intercom with 4 Dual-Ear Headsets (1.9 GHz, USA) does not have a line input for compatibility with music input. It is used for communication between the headsets only. To be able to send line audio to multiple headphones wirelessly, you would want to use something more like the VocoPro SilentPA (BH #VOSILENTPRCT).

Q: 7. WHAT EARTECH SYSTEM IS SUITABLE FOR New Zealand?

A: The "AU" systems from Eartec (like this one) can be used in New Zealand.

Q: 8. Can these be used with 3 or 4 headsets as well?

A: I do not know one pair bought

Q: 9. Is it useable in México?

A: This frequency should be usable in Mexico.

Q: 10. I am considering these for a public school within a cafeteria like space. Part of our trouble is our PA system is limited to accepting devices. Do these have their own amp? Will they work with our system?

A: No. This system is made for the headsets to directly communicate with each other. This is ideal for things like live production scenarios or video production scenarios so that operators, directors and crew chiefs can communicate with each other behind the scenes. It does not have an amp, nor output to an amp for PA system purposes.