QWM 1970 HH BP Dual Channel UHF Handheld & Beltpack Wireless System
QWM 1970 HH BP Dual Channel UHF Handheld & Beltpack Wireless System
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Overview
The QWM 1970 HH BP Dual Channel UHF Wireless System combines flexibility and professional performance in one powerful package. Featuring both a dynamic handheld microphone and a beltpack transmitter with headworn and lavalier microphone options, this system is ideal for a wide range of live, presentation and broadcast applications.
Designed to deliver reliable wireless audio at an accessible price, the QWM 1970 HH BP offers true diversity reception, selectable UHF frequencies and crystal-clear sound reproduction. Whether for stage use, corporate events or fixed installations, this system ensures consistent, high-quality performance.
Flexible Dual Transmitter Configuration
This versatile system includes both handheld and beltpack transmitters, making it ideal for mixed-use environments where different microphone styles are required.
- 1 × dynamic handheld microphone
- 1 × beltpack transmitter (TA-4 connector)
- 1 × headworn microphone
- 1 × lavalier microphone
Professional Audio Quality
With a wide frequency response and excellent signal-to-noise ratio, the QWM 1970 ensures clear, detailed and natural sound reproduction across the full audio spectrum.
- Frequency response: 30 Hz – 20 kHz
- High signal-to-noise ratio up to 96 dB
- Low distortion <0.1%
True Diversity Reception
The dual-channel diversity receiver enhances signal reliability by minimising dropouts and interference, ensuring stable wireless performance even in challenging environments.
- Dual-channel diversity receiver
- Improved RF stability
- Reliable performance for professional use
Selectable UHF Frequencies
The system operates across selectable UHF bands, allowing users to choose between licence-free or licensed frequency ranges depending on application and region.
- Selectable frequencies: 863–865 MHz or 606–614 MHz
- IR sync for quick transmitter pairing
- Flexible bandwidth options
Rack-Mountable Receiver
The receiver is supplied with 19" rack mounting hardware, making it easy to integrate into professional AV systems, touring rigs or fixed installations.
- 19" rack-mountable receiver
- Professional installation ready
- Rear-to-front antenna kit for convenient setup
Versatile Connectivity
Multiple output options ensure compatibility with a wide range of audio systems, including mixers, amplifiers and PA systems.
- 2 × balanced XLR outputs
- 1 × mixed 6.3 mm jack output
Key Features
- Dual channel UHF wireless system
- Includes handheld and beltpack transmitters
- Supplied with headworn and lavalier microphones
- True diversity receiver for stable signal
- Wide frequency response (30 Hz – 20 kHz)
- High signal-to-noise ratio for clear audio
- Selectable UHF frequency bands
- IR sync for fast and easy setup
- Rack-mountable 19" receiver
- Balanced XLR and unbalanced outputs
Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| System Type | Dual channel UHF handheld & beltpack system |
| Receiver Frequency Range | 863–865 MHz or 606–614 MHz |
| Bandwidth | 2 MHz or 8 MHz (frequency dependent) |
| Frequency Response | 30 Hz – 20 kHz ±2 dB |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio | Up to 96 dB |
| Distortion | <0.1% |
| Receiving Sensitivity | -95 dBm |
| Audio Outputs | 2 × XLR (balanced), 1 × 6.3 mm jack (mixed) |
| Transmitter Power | Up to 30 mW |
| Battery Type | 2 × AA per transmitter |
| Battery Life | >5 hours |
| Power Supply (Receiver) | DC 12 V, 1 A |
Applications
The QWM 1970 HH BP system is ideal for conferences, live performances, theatres, houses of worship, fitness instruction and events where both handheld and discreet wearable microphone options are required.
Q&A
Q: What microphones are included?
A: The system includes one handheld microphone, plus a beltpack with both headworn and lavalier microphones.
Q: Is it suitable for rack installation?
A: Yes, the receiver is supplied with 19" rack mounting hardware.
Q: Can it be used licence-free?
A: Yes, when operating on the 863–865 MHz band, it is licence-free in the UK/EU.