Williams Sound Fm R37 Receiver Bundle 20-Pack

Williams Sound Fm R37 Receiver Bundle 20-pack

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The Williams Sound FM R37 Receiver Bundle 20-Packfrom Williams Sound FM R37 Receiver Bundle 20-Packis a compact and easy-to-use beltpack receiver that allows you to listen to an FM signal in the 72-76MHz band. The receiver offers seek button channel selection between 17 pre-set frequencies, which are digitally synthesized for terrific audio clarity and signal stability. It also features a channel lock capability to prevent accidental changes.

The receiver has an ergonomic design with a detachable belt clip, allowing you to slip it into your pocket or conveniently clip it to your clothing. The standard-sized 3.5mm headphone jack is compatible with mono and stereo headphones and earphones, and also supports induction neckloops and telecoil-equipped hearing aids. The receiver operates on a pair of standard alkaline AA batteries (sold separately). A sleep mode helps to preserve battery life.

17 Pre-Set, Wideband Frequencies 3.5mm Stereo/Mono Jack Compatible with 72-76 MHz Transmitters Includes Earphones and Batteries

Parameters
Channels	17, Accessed via Seek Button in Battery Compartment
Operating Frequency	72.1, 72.2, 72.3, 72.4, 72.5, 72.6, 72.7, 72.8, 72.9, 74.7, 75.3, 75.4, 75.5, 75.6, 75.7, 75.8, 75.9MHz 75kHz Intermediate Frequency
Deviation	75kHz
De-Emphasis	75µS
Range	AFC Range: ±120kHz
Sensitivity	2µV @ 12dB Sinad with Quelch Defeated
Max Input Signal	100mV
Frequency Response	200Hz - 15kHz
Modulation	FM, ±75kHz Peak Deviation
Signal to Noise Ratio	65dB Min @ 100µV
Output Level	35mW Max, Peak into 16 Ohms
Connectors	3.5mm Stereo/Mono Headphone Jack
Antenna	Uses Earphone/Headphone Cord as Antenna
Battery	2 x AA Alkaline or NiMH Up to 50 Hours Life with Alkaline, Up to 32 Hours with Rechargeable NiMH Enters Sleep Mode After 6 mins with no RF Signal
Current Consumption	52mA, Nominal
Indicators	Green Power LED (Flashes for Low Battery)
Temperature Range	32 to 122°F (0 to 50°C)
Approvals	FCC, Industry Canada, RoHS, WEEE
Finish	Black
Dimensions	4.1 x 2.85 x 1.38" (104 x 72 x 35mm)
Weight	4.6 oz (130g) (With Batteries) 2.6 oz (73g) (Without Batteries)
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.17 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	4 x 3 x 1"

Ideal for assisted listening applications in schools, houses of worship, auditoriums, theaters, and more

Compact and easy-to-use design allows you to listen to an FM signal in the 72-76MHz band

The receiver's seek button lets you choose between 17 pre-set frequencies, which are digitally synthesized for terrific audio clarity and signal stability. The channel lock capability prevents accidental changes to channel settings

The ergonomic design and detachable belt clip allow you to slip it into your pocket or conveniently clip it to your clothing

The standard-sized 3.5mm headphone jack is compatible with mono and stereo headphones and earphones, and also supports induction neckloops and telecoil-equipped hearing aids

Operates on a pair of standard alkaline AA batteries (sold separately). A sleep mode helps to preserve battery life

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the receiver in this bundle come with an antenna?

A: Yes it does. The ANT 025 whip antenna is included.

Q: 2. Does this system do the interpretation via a software?

A: No, the Williams Sound Digi-Wave 400 Interpretation System for 1 Presenter and 10 Listeners does not interpret speech automatically. This device is used for a live interpreter to speak to select listeners.

Q: 3. What type of microphone is needed to make this work? Do all of the receivers come with headsets for listening?

A: The VP 37-00 signifies the headphones and neckloops are not included in this package. You would select this package if you wanted to supply your own earphones. The PPA VP37 ( without the -00) comes with Neckloops and earphones. For microphones, the 3.5 min jack on the front will work with most all condenser style , lav style, or mic that requires a +12v power. ( condenser) It will not connect directly to and XLR type of connection. The unbalanced RCA jack on the back will take signal direct from your soundboard.

Q: 4. Hi. As per specifications, I have the impression there are no receivers included, listeners have to plug earphones to their own?

A: The Williams Sound Digi-Wave 400 Series Rechargeable Interpretation System for 3 Presenters and 21 Listeners comes with 21 receivers, as well as 21 earphones to connect to the receivers. Listeners also have the option to connect their own headphones, if they prefer.

Q: 5. Does the transmitter in this bundle come with an antenna?

A: System Includes: (1) FM T55 transmitter (4) PPA R37N receivers (4) EAR 022 surround earphones (2) NKL 001 neckloops (1) IDP 008 ADA wall plaque 1 -ANT 025 ANTENNA (INCLUDED) Note: The FM + connects to the installation location’s Wi-Fi Network. It does not provide a network on its own. The Wi-Fi network will need to be installed and established before the FM + can be used. Compatible Antennas ANT 005, ANT 021, ANT 024, or ANT 025 Transmission Range: Up to 1000 ft (304 m) with ANT 005 coaxial antenna mounted on rear chassis connector

Q: 6. Hi! Is it compatible with Williams Sound PPA T46 Transmitter?

A: The black & silver PPA T46 Personal PA Body-Pack Transmitter from Williams Sound broadcasts a speakers voice or audio program on one of 17 available channels, 72 to 76 MHz, to listeners using PPA R35-8 or PPA R37 Receivers or an R1600 Speaker (each unit sold separately). The PPA R37 HD Select Channel FM Receiver with Headphones from Williams Sound is a compact and easy-to-use beltpack receiver that allows you to listen to an FM signal in the 72-76MHz band. his receiver requires a transmitter operating on a 72-76MHz band. Compatible Williams Sound transmitters: PPA T35, T27, T32, and T36. This receiver is approved by the FCC for operation in US Markets. The receiver cannot be used in all countries. Check with your government's radio regulations for 72-76MHz operation.

Q: 7. Can you plug this into the airplane headphone plug in order to watch movies?

A: The answer above in not correct . But I couldn't fine a way to erase it...The HED 027 is a MONO headphone single pole headphone. It will work in most airplanes , but may require an adapter to get sound to both ears. The HED 024 is the stereo version, and will work with airplane headphone jacks

Q: 8. Where can I find a longer one?

A: Lance G.'s answer looks correct, except a stereo 3.5 mm female to 3.5 mm male cable also works well and may be easier to find. Have used one for years.

Q: 9. Can this be used to travel I plan on being on a ship I do have hearing aids but lots of back ground noise can anyone help me?

A: Travel with this kit is easy. Every thing is together in one portable case. The alkaline battery selection gives you twice the hours as the rechargeable type and there is no charger to transport. AA batteries are available everywhere. I use the MIC 014 omni-directional microphone and place the transmitter in the center of the room or table. Everyone is facing the unit and clarity is enhanced over my hearing aids. With the MIC 014 range is decreased to about 25 ft radius but adequate for a large room.

Q: 10. what is a 3.5 mm in inches need 1/4 inch ?

A: 3.5 mm equals 0.137795 . This jack is smaller than a 1/4 inch jack but you can buy an adapter to size it up to 1/4 inch. This a mono jack rather than a stereo jack.

Charles	21/09/2024
[100mV] I have been using one of these receivers for about 10 months at our local church, and decided to purchase one that I could call my own. Without the receiver I would miss so much of what is being said by the Priest, that I might as well just stay home. When it comes time to pour the wine, I can hear it dropping into the chalice. I never miss a thing now. I can even hear the pages turning in the book on the altar. Great clarity, and sound. Well worth the expense. 5

Gary	19/09/2024
[52mA, Nominal] Purchased five (5) units to replace older model Williams Sound receivers. They all work as intended. One of the boxes was missing the earpiece; B&H promptly shipped one. 5

Chris	06/09/2024
[0.17 lb] We use a Williams Sound Assistive Listening system in our church for many years. We needed to purchase additional receivers. These new one worked with our older system with zero issues. It took less than a minute to get them setup and configured to our system. 5

Deana	28/08/2024
[0.17 lb] for church services in a large sanctuary 5

Carey	11/08/2024
[75µS] We had trouble finding this model (to go with our previously purchased equipment). Found it a great price in the quantity we needed and got it within two days! 5

Don	24/07/2024
[75µS] I have purchased 100s of these over the past three years and only 2 have had to be sent back for a prompt manufacturer's free no questions asked repair or replacement. I have tried all of the other brands but none compares to the William-Sound audio quality and clarity. 5

Scott	14/06/2024
[Black] We use these in our church environment. Setup out of the box was easy, it found the correct frequency and it was up and running. 5

Haligonian	01/06/2024
[Black] I recently used this receiver to listen to the program for a three-day Regional Convention that was broadcast at 72.9Mhz and it was wonderful! I heard the speakers on the program like never before and it greatly enhanced the prerecorded musical portions as well. With the touch of a button on the first day, the receiver's seek feature found the correct broadcast channel quickly and I didn't have to adjust it for the rest of the convention, which was very convenient. With the included headphones, I only needed to set the volume at between 1 and 2(with 5 being the loudest), which is pretty low, but it was enough for comfortable listening. I was also able to use the same pair of rechargeable Ni-MH batteries for the entire 24+ hours of the program without having to recharge them. As a negative, it would be nice if a padded case were included for the receiver, as it is made of rather hard plastic and I was concerned it might crack if it accidentally fell onto a hard surface. I also don't really like that the channel-seek button is located inside the battery storage compartment - I suppose it prevents accidental button presses. It's hard to say where else it could be safely located, but it's not very intuitive to find it with the batteries - it could just be difficult to explain to someone not so at ease with technology where to look for it. I could be mistaken, but it also seems that the receiver is designed to be recharged in a docking bay, but I did not see an option to buy that particular product on the B&H site. If made available, it's something I would probably purchase once I start using the receiver on a more regular basis. Overall, I am very satisfied with this receiver and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for an FM receiver using the 72-76Mhz band. 5