Winait
Winait 8-Channel UHF Wireless Microphone System
Eight-channel UHF wireless system with eight lavalier bodypacks, headsets and lapel mics, fixed frequencies from 520 MHz to 580 MHz, individual volume controls.
- Eight channels operate simultaneously without interference
- UHF 520–580 MHz band delivers clear vocal reproduction
- Fixed-frequency design with ±0.006 % stability for reliable signal
- Rack-mount receiver offers eight XLR plus 6.35 mm mixed outputs
- Each bodypack runs on two 1.5 V AA batteries
Eight-Channel UHF Wireless System
The Winait eight-channel UHF wireless microphone system delivers fixed-frequency transmission across the 520 MHz to 580 MHz band. Eight bodypack transmitters operate simultaneously without mutual interference up to 350 feet line-of-sight. A rack-mountable receiver provides individual volume controls per channel, digital LCD frequency read-outs, eight XLR balanced outputs plus a 6.35 mm mixed output. AC power requirement is 16 V at 2000 mA.
Suited for Multi-Mic Speech and Performance
This package fits venues needing eight wireless voices at once such as churches, conferences, weddings, karaoke nights or classroom presentations. Each lavalier, headset or lapel mic connects to its own bodypack for hands-free operation. Users who require frequency-agile scanning, Dante networking, or digital encryption will not find those features here. Buyers needing more than eight simultaneous channels must look elsewhere.
Fixed-Frequency UHF Carrier Band
Carrier frequencies are fixed within the 520 MHz to 580 MHz range with a stability of ±0.006 %. Normal deviation sits at ±22 kHz and the signal-to-noise ratio reaches 80 dB. Each transmitter runs on two 1.5 V AA batteries. The receiver chassis measures 610 × 400 × 190 mm and weighs approximately 8 kg. Verify local spectrum regulations before deployment.
Highlights
- Eight channels operate simultaneously without interference
- UHF 520–580 MHz band delivers clear vocal reproduction
- Fixed-frequency design with ±0.006 % stability for reliable signal
- Rack-mount receiver offers eight XLR plus 6.35 mm mixed outputs
- Each bodypack runs on two 1.5 V AA batteries
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What cables do I need to connect the receiver to a mixer or PA?
The receiver provides eight individual XLR outputs and one 6.35 mm mixed output for connection to a mixer or PA system.
Can I run these eight channels alongside my existing UHF gear in the 520–580 MHz band?
Each channel uses a fixed frequency within the 520–580 MHz range; coordinate your other equipment to avoid overlapping those specific frequencies.
How do I confirm every channel is receiving clean audio after setup?
Check the LCD frequency read-out and the operation status indicator on each channel, then verify balanced output levels using the individual volume controls.
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