Hollyland Syscom 1000T-8B Full-Duplex Intercom System

Hollyland Syscom 1000t-8b Full-duplex Intercom System

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Ideal for broadcasting, training, and meetings, the Hollyland Syscom 1000T-8B Full-Duplex Intercom Systemis a full-duplex intercom system offering carrier-grade voice quality and wireless tally at a range of up to 1000 feet. It includes a base station with four high-gain antennas, eight beltpack transceivers with chargers, eight headsets, and a gooseneck microphone.

The base station features extensive connectivity such as LEMO and 3.5mm headset sockets, analog voice I/O via XLR jacks, USB Type-A and USB Type-C ports, and a DB25 tally interface. Thanks to its support for AC and DC power supplies, you can be assured of continued operation even if one power source fails. The base station also provides adjustable audio levels and a remote mic kill function.

Plug the supplied headsets into the beltpack transceivers and enjoy up to eight hours of run time before needing to recharge the transceivers. With wireless tally and LCD screens that display different colors, the transceivers allow clear communication through simple color cues.

Rackmount Base Station with Tally 8 x Beltpack Transceivers & Chargers 8 x Single-Sided Headsets 1 x Gooseneck Microphone 4 x High-Gain Base Station Antennas 1000' Full-Duplex Wireless Communication AC/DC Dual Power Supply System Adjustable Audio I/O Volume Easy Operability via LCD Screens LEMO & 3.5mm Headset Ports

Key Specs
Wireless Technology	Digital 1.9 GHz Digital 2.4 GHz
Earpiece Design	Over-Ear (Circumaural)
Number of Earpieces	Single Earpiece (Left Side)
Wireless Connectivity
Wireless Technology	Digital 1.9 GHz Digital 2.4 GHz
RF Bandwidth	Up to 1.73 MHz
Wireless Modulation	GFSK
Approximate RF Sensitivity	-93 dBm
Base Station
Antenna	Base Station: 4x 1/2 Wave External, Detachable
AC/DC Power Adapter	10 to 20 VDC (Not Included)
AC Input Power	110 to 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz
Power Consumption	6 W
Headphone
Earpiece Design	Over-Ear (Circumaural)
Earpiece Connection / Wearing Style	Headband
Number of Earpieces	Single Earpiece (Left Side)
Sound Field	Mono
Driver Type	Dynamic
Controls/Microphone Location	Microphone: Fixed Boom
Microphone
Mic Boom Location	Left Side
Wired Connectivity
Audio Connector	1x 1/8" / 3.5 mm TRRS 1x LEMO (Unspecified Type)
Battery
Capacity (mAh)	4000 mAh
Input Power	110 to 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz
Physical
Operating Conditions	32 to 104°F / 0 to 40°C
Storage Conditions	-4 to 140°F / -20 to 60°C
Material of Construction	Metal
Dimensions	Base Station: 19 x 6.89 x 1.75" / 482.6 x 175 x 44.4 mm Beltpack: 4.72 x 2.8 x 0.98" / 120 x 71 x 25 mm
Weight	Base Station: 6.4 lb / 2.9 kg Beltpack: 0.7 lb / 0.3 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight	45 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	24 x 24 x 12.75"

Ideal for broadcasting, forum meetings, business activities, education, and training
1000' full-duplex wireless communication for simultaneous two-way audio signal transmission without latency
Wireless tally function allows accurate communication by seeing beltpack screen colors
Carrier-grade voice quality
Automatic upgrade via flash drive or USB
Integrates with other intercom systems
Includes four high-gain base station antennas
Includes gooseneck microphone
Includes single-sided headsets

Base station supports up to eight rechargeable beltpack transceivers
Mic mute and remote mic kill via base station
Adjustable volume control on front panel
Rear-panel controls for audio I/O levels
3-pin XLR gooseneck microphone input with dynamic/electret mode switch
LEMO and 3.5mm headset ports
USB Type-A and USB Type-C ports
DB25 tally control interface
Analog voice input and output via 3-pin XLR jacks
Supports dual power supplies via AC (standard IEC connector) and DC (4-pin XLR connector)
Industrial metal shell occupies 1 RU of rackspace

Built-in lithium battery provides up to eight hours of operating time
LEMO and 3.5mm headset ports
Power switch, volume control, and mute/call button
Easy operation via LCD screen and menu navigation buttons
USB Type-C charging port
3.5mm tally output
SMA-K antenna ports
Industrial metal shell with belt clip

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How does this integrate with a ClearCom wired system?

A: You will need the Hollyland 2/4 Wire Converter for Intercom Systems (B&H # HO24WCONVERT) and standard XLR cables to connect the wired Clear-Com intercom system with the SYSCOM 1000T base station. The wired Clear-Com system's output will connect to the 2-wire input on the 2/4 Wire Converter and the SYSCOM 1000T connects to the 4-wire in/out.

Q: 2. Are the headsets noise-cancelling?

A: Nope, sadly the Headphones are very noisy and audio includes a lot of hiss. But it's ok for the overall price.

Q: 3. Is this fine for use in Australia?

A: The frewuency that we sell is only approved for use in The US. Australia would work on a different frequency and should be purchased locally.

Q: 4. How can I extend the 8-pin LEMO headset connection? I need a bit more reach to the base station from our switcher position.

A: Right now there is no easy way to extend the 8-Pin lemo connection for the Hollyland Syscom 1000T-4B Full-Duplex Intercom System with Four Beltpacks and Headsets.

Q: 5. Does this have sidetone?

A: Yes, the Hollyland Syscom 1000T-8B Full-Duplex Intercom System with Eight Beltpacks and Headsets does provide a sidetone feature.

Q: 6. For the 2 unit option, are they able to be joined together to make a large partyline style comms?

A: Hi Jacob, yes of course.

Q: 7. How does IFB work with this system?

A: To implement IFB with the Hollyland Syscom 1000T-4B Full-Duplex Intercom System with Four Beltpacks and Headsets, use the Hollyland 2/4 Wire Converter for Intercom Systems (BH #HO24WCONVERT).

Q: 8. Does the package include headset?

A: Yes, 5 Single-Sided Headsets comes with in the box.

Q: 9. is everything needed to connect the 2 systems together come in kit?

A: The only additional item you will need is an RJ45 cable to daisy chain the two base stations.

Q: 10. Could you use slave headsets as an IFB with an earpiece ? So Director can talk to the talent even they don’t need to talk back

A: Hi Paul, you can use one of the belt pack with an earpiece. The belt pack support 3.5mm headset.

Luis Manuel	27/09/2024
[Metal] Works perfect 5

Rodolfo	17/09/2024
[Left Side] Very well excellent, I arrived in Panama on time, congratulations for being a great company 5

Russell	25/08/2024
[Dynamic] It works and works very well. There is some noticeable delay but nothing that's a deal breaker. I purchased the additional range antenna and in a 2000 person theater there was no work area out of range. 5

Ganesh	17/08/2024
[4000 mAh] Very useful product in Live production.. 5

Timothy	29/07/2024
[4000 mAh] Great solution for corporate, house of worship, and other venues that need stable communication. I was needing a replacement for our old wireless intercom but wasn't needing the 10,000 features. this was great and worked well inside and outside of our building using the extension panel. 5

Russell	24/07/2024
[Metal] Easily handled a 2000 person theater front to back, top to bottom. 5

Jason	24/06/2024
[Mono] What a great piece of kit! built like little tanks the bodypacks are sleek and instill confidence in the wearer that indeed, this is a professional intercom. My whole camera crew raves about the sound quality. The lack of a momentary PTT is a little wonky but you get used to it quickly. Operationally, The Base station will get mounted in a DC and never directly keyed so It'd be cool if they had a Non-keypanel version of the base station. It works better with an ODIN MAtrix than the BTR-240! And SOUNDS INFINITELY better. 5

Christopher	09/06/2024
[Left Side] used in an 18,000sq Ft. event space in San Francisco. I was completely blown away with its performance, range, and clarity. Wow factor! I've been in production for 20 plus years and have used half a dozen different Com systems over the years. Wired systems always tend to have a ground hum or some interference issue. Older clear com systems, wired or wireless, same. The wow factor for me with this Hollyland set up was that I couldn't find a note of interference in this event space. Why is this amazing? This event space is inside a mall in the heart of downtown SF, has 8 wireless mics, over 20 High powered Cisco Meraki AP's, movable air walls, a hallway that wraps the space, and the control room is inside a soundproof booth enclosed in glass. The brain and antenna booster were installed in the control room, on house power, and routed through the Black Lion power conditioner (not sure if this helped?) When used with the antenna booster (extra $150), I walked every part of the venue from the coat check closet to the bathrooms (farthest points) and had no drop out or loss of audio fidelity. I don't even use the mute button, I simply move the mouth piece up and down. The belt packs on a full charge lasted over 8hours! To compare this system to a Clear-Com system simply isn't fair. The Free-speak II beltpack is over $2,000! The brain unit is over $11k ! Pros: -affordability -ease of use- plug in and turn on and it works -battery powered option for base station (batteries not included) -belt packs have internal rechargeable batteries! -amazing coverage and clarity -well made and fairly comfortable -expandable with another base station over short or long cat5 run -soft pouch for each headset- and extra ear piece covers included! Cons: -having to hold the mute button to talk (I don't use this feature. I leave live and mute by lifting headset mic into the up position and talk by moving it back down) -does not come with a carrying case 5