Description
The Airwave Technologies AT-5220 is a 5th-generation, dual-channel digital wireless lavalier microphone system engineered for professional audio applications, including live events, conferences, performances, schools, theaters, and houses of worship. Designed for two performers or presenters, it includes two lightweight bodypack transmitters, each equipped with a lavalier microphone, and a dual-channel receiver optimized for rackmounting in portable flight cases or permanent installations.With intuitive, user-friendly features, the AT-5220 delivers reliable wireless performance and crystal-clear digital audio at distances of up to 328', making it an ideal solution for presenters, educators, meeting participants, clergy, performers, and lecturers alike.Two U-52 Bodypack Transmitters with Lav Mics for Hands-Free Presentations The U-52 bodypack transmitters combine a lightweight, ergonomic design with user-friendly functionality. Each unit features a clear LCD screen that displays key operational information at a glance.Each bodypack transmitter comes with a lavalier microphone, providing hands-free speech for two performers or presenters.Each transmitter runs for up to 10 hours on two AA batteries and offers selectable RF output power levels (2, 10, or 30mW), allowing for reliable performance, even in difficult RF environments. The wireless range extends up to 328', providing flexibility for larger venues.For added convenience, the power switch doubles as a mute function.AT-5200 Dual-Channel Wireless Microphone Receiver The AT-5200 is a professional-grade, dual-channel wireless receiver housed in a rackmount chassis. It features two independent LCD displays showing RF signal strength, battery status, and audio output levels. Each channel offers 63 dB of gain control, along with individual balanced XLR outputs. A mixed-channel output is also available via both XLR and 1/4" connectors.Equipped with two detachable antennas and an automatic frequency scan function, the AT-5200 scans 144 frequencies to locate and lock onto the clearest available channels. Synchronizing the receiver with the bodypack transmitters is quick and seamless via infrared pairing.System Configuration Guidelines: For setups using up to 2 receivers (4 channels), no antenna combiner is required under normal conditions.For larger systems using 3 to 5 receivers (6 to 10 channels), an approved antenna combiner is strongly recommended for optimal performance.