Accsoon Como Wireless Intercom Headset Kit (1 Host, 8 Remotes)

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Intercom up to eight others without a hub using this Accsoon CoMo Wireless Intercom Headset Kit (1 Host, 8 Remotes)from Accsoon. This host headset connects to remote headsets up to 1300' away, providing clear intercom audio with zero sound leakage for over 13 hours. The headset doesn't need an external hub to operate, and features a battery, antenna, microphone, a single earpiece, and a padded, adjustable head strap, all built in.

The wireless connection is designed to autoconnect to up to 8 remote headsets, so it's easy to set up and reconnect after a signal loss. The microphone is adjustable, can be worn on the right or the left side, and has a flip-up-to-mute feature that makes it easy to have a side conversation. The dual-mic design features environmental noise canceling (ENC) for a crisp sound and to prevent miscommunication.

Single Host and 8 Remote Headsets 1300' Wireless Range Over-Ear Single-Headphone Style Adjustable Noise Canceling Microphone 2320mAh Battery for 13+ Hour Operation Automatic Reconnection

Key Specs
Wireless Technology	Digital
Operating Range	1312.3' / 400 m
Encryption	No
Earpiece Design	Over-Ear (Circumaural)
Number of Earpieces	Single Earpiece
Battery Type	1 x Built-In Rechargeable Battery
Parameters
Users per System	1
Wireless Connectivity
Wireless Technology	Digital
Operating Range	1312.3' / 400 m
RF Bandwidth	1.9 GHz
Max Transceivers per Band	9
Wireless Modulation	Proprietary
Frequency	1787 to 1928 MHz
Encryption	No
Mobile App Compatible	No
Headphone
Earpiece Design	Over-Ear (Circumaural)
Earpiece Connection / Wearing Style	Headband
Number of Earpieces	Single Earpiece
Sound Field	Mono
Controls/Microphone Location	Microphone: Adjustable Boom
Frequency Response	150 Hz to 7 kHz
SNR	>65 dB
Microphone
Microphone Type	Dynamic
Mic Boom Location	Interchangeable (Left or Right Side)
Noise Cancelling Microphone	Yes
Frequency Response	150 Hz to 7 kHz
Wired Connectivity
Audio Connector	No
Battery
Battery Type	1 x Built-In Rechargeable Battery
Battery Chemistry	Lithium-Ion
Capacity (mAh)	2320 mAh
Runtime	Headset: 10 Hours
Recharge Time	2 Hours
Physical
Environmental Resistance	No
Operating Conditions	5 to 113°F / -15 to 45°C
Weight	9.1 oz / 257 g
Packaging Info
Package Weight	1.595 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	9.3 x 8.7 x 3.6"

A 1300' range ensures reliable communication across diverse environments
The headset combines earpiece, microphone, battery, antenna, and electronics for a streamlined and ergonomic user experience
No hub is required; up to nine headsets (one host and eight remotes) can seamlessly connect, offering flexibility across applications
Simply turn on and go; automatic reconnection in case of signal drop-out for uninterrupted performance
High-quality microphone with 150 Hz to 7 KHz frequency response and Environmental Noise Cancellation (ENC) for clear, focused communication
Built-in 2320mAh rechargeable battery provides up to 10+ hours of operation, ideal for extended workdays
Available in various configurations, from a single host + remote headset to kits accommodating up to single host + 8 remotes

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. In a multicam enviroment, how many systems can I have on at the same time?

A: The number of systems you could use in the same environment will depend on how much RF interference there is, but the Accsoon CineView 2 SDI/HDMI Wireless Video Transmitter/Receiver Kit supports up to 20 channels.

Q: 2. Can it record and stream at the same time?

A: Yes, the Accsoon CineView Nano Wireless Video Transmitter, can record and stream at the same time.

Q: 3. is the Transmitter alone is required to send video signal to phone app without buying the receiver ?

A: You will be able to transmit to up to 500 feet and output wirelessly to 1–4 apps when using just the Accsoon CineView 2 SDI/HDMI Wireless Video Transmitter.

Q: 4. Can I transmit to my Blackmagic Atem Mini Pro and what would I need to do this.?

A: Think of the Accsoon CineView SE as a long SDI or HDMI cable that is powered with batteries, or you can use the USB-C power inputs to power the RX and TX. Just connect the transmitter to your Camera and the Receiver to the Atem switcher camera input of your choice. Battery idea: Genaray 2 x NP-F770 4400mAh Batteries & 2 x Compact Chargers Kit BH #GENPF770CS

Q: 5. Can you have a USB-C connected for power and an L-Series battery attached at the same time?

A: Yes, the Accsoon CineView Nano Wireless Video Transmitter can be connected to USB-C power and an L-Series battery at the same time with no issue. The battery can be hot swapped when connected to USB-C power.

Q: 6. Can I connect to two receivers? Or is it limited to one receiver and addition devices via wifi?

A: Two receivers can be connected to a single transmitter in the Accsoon CineView SE Multi-Spectrum Wireless Video Transmission System. Up to 4 Accsoon CineView SE Extra Receiver can be connected to a single Accsoon CineView SE Multi-Spectrum Wireless Video Transmitter. See the link below: https://bhpho.to/3U4YEF1

Q: 7. does solidcom c1-pro has the same battery to solidcom c1?

A: Yes, both the Hollyland Solidcom C1 and C1 Pro can accept the same battery (BH #HOHLC1PROBAT).

Q: 8. Could I connect the CineView SE transmitter in the same channel as my Cine Eyes 2S Pro receivers that I already own?

A: No, the Accsoon CineView SE Multi-Spectrum Wireless Video Transmission System is a separate system from the Accsoon CineEye 2S Pro Wireless Video Transmitter & Receiver.

Q: 9. Can you lock the iPhone’s screen to be in the pocket and continue to record?

A: No, when using the Accsoon CineView Nano Wireless Video Transmitter to transmit to a smart device for recording via the smart device, should the smart device be locked or closed the recording will stop.

Q: 10. Is there a compatible receiver unit with an HDMI output that can be paired with this unit?

A: The Accsoon CineView Nano Wireless Video Transmitter does not have a compatible receiver unit as it is designed to be used with mobile devices only. A kit that includes a transmitter and receiver that would provide HDMI output would be the Accsoon CineView SE Multi-Spectrum Wireless Video Transmission System, BH #ACCVSE.

Bruno	19/09/2024
[2 Hours] I was reluctant to purchase a phase, but I'm surprised by the improvement in my dj performances. There are no audio delays and the signal is always at 100%. 5

Jason Ford	15/09/2024
[Single Earpiece] Good quality and aluminum makes it solid, no fan noise and the transmission range is good for interviewing. I bought a dji sdr and returned it because the fan noise and the plastic shell. 5

Rachel	07/09/2024
[Single Earpiece] Super simple & light durable with the leather tab 5

Oliver	04/08/2024
[1.9 GHz] It holds 6-7 cards plus 4-5 notes. Easy to access any card you need while keeping the overall thickness very low. Like the design. 5

Alex	15/05/2024
[2320 mAh] The PH-88 is ubiquitous in broadcast control rooms and live production trucks, and for good reason. Good for all-day use, high quality speaker and microphone, durable, reliable, easy to fix and adapt for at-home use. $180 may look like a steep price for this, but it's the least expensive piece of pro production gear, and the one that gets the most use. Well worth the price. 5

tony	29/04/2024
[1.595 lb] It seems too small and too easy to work but it works really well. I have it working on a Sony FS7 and it's great. Just to be able to transmit video is impressive, but the additional features the app includes like false color, zebras, different aspect markers, and the ability to record on your phone push it over the top. Awesome device. Get a D-tap to USB-C 5v cable too so you don't need to power it with a bulky battery. The only minor issue is the hot shoe connector fits too loosely to really be trusted. Otherwise, get this. 5

Justin	23/04/2024
[Mono] I've been in the market for a wireless video transmission system for a few years. Migrating from rentals to owning, I was looking for solid construction, minimal latency, decent range, SDI I/O, and a great price. I was convinced I was going to move forward with another brand until I heard more about the latency and plastic components, which were 2 strikes on my needs list. I'd heard great things about Accsoon, but just never had a chance to do a hands-on. I've worked with Teradek and Hollyland, which have their pros and cons, but the CineView just stood above them. In owning them, I love the size. They're smaller than you think but are still substantial. The metal chassis is welcome for heat dissipation, and the I/O is perfect for my needs. It has good wall penetration in mixed RF environments and I've swapped out the antennas for dual-band metal wifi ones for a smaller footprint and fixed directionality. I have more tests planned in the coming weeks but out of the box, I'm very happy with this choice and I'm considering a second set for my B camera. 5

Ted	16/04/2024
[Headband] Purchased last week, used on set last weekend. TLDR: Love, love, love it. Tickled pink. Had Director, 1st AD, Sound (keep the boom out of shot!), and ready room all hooked to video on their phones, and at this price point! Pros: - Filming is a team sport: the value of letting people see what is happening in camera (clients, artistic collaborators, helpers, etc.) can NOT be understated - options, options, options... USB or Battery power, USB power pass through, mounting (flash/screw) - ease of access by anyone with a phone, a tablet, or a laptop running Mac silicon - light weight, can mount on top of camera for use with a gimbal (and power through some gimbals via usb) - price point: I shoot with a non-profit that helps people tell their stories through film, so price is important to consider, and this is a great value at the price point! Cons (minor gripes, but no deal breakers in my opinion) - Plastic body has a little flex in spots - Light weight = not a lot of heat sink (unit got a little warm, but not intolerable) - You might hesitate to use for pulling focus (60ms lag might be a little to long for quick action, but might do in a pinch for rack focus shots) 5