Description
The Chord NUHH-863.1 is a handheld transmitter built to work with Chord NU series single channel wireless receivers. It carries a pilot tone so it pairs cleanly with NU1 systems, which helps keep the signal locked and cuts out interference from other sources. If you already run an NU1 setup, this is a straightforward way to add or replace a handheld mic without changing the rest of your kit.
Inside the housing sits a dynamic capsule that gives you a clear, solid sound for vocals, speech and general handheld use. You get up to 60m of range, so there's plenty of room to move around a stage, hall or presentation space without dropping out. The transmitter runs on two AA batteries (3Vdc), so replacements are easy to find and swap when you need them.
This model uses the 863.1MHz carrier frequency and is one of two frequency versions available, letting you run more than one handheld on the same NU series receivers where needed. It measures 243mm long with a 48mm diameter body and weighs 238g without batteries fitted, giving it a familiar handheld feel. For UK buyers, note that 'handheld transmitter' and 'wireless mic' refer to the same thing here, so you're getting a complete radio microphone unit ready to pair with your NU1 receiver.
Specification
| Carrier frequency |
863.1MHz |
| Power supply |
3Vdc (2 x AA batteries) |
| Maximum range |
60m |
| Dimensions |
243mm x 48mmØ |
| Weight |
0.24KG |
Frequently Asked
Which receivers does this transmitter work with?
It is compatible with Chord NU series single channel wireless receivers and includes a pilot tone for use with NU1 systems.
What frequency does the NUHH-863.1 use?
This version runs on an 863.1MHz carrier frequency. It is one of two frequency versions available in the range.
How far will it transmit?
You get up to 60m of range, which suits most stage, hall and presentation setups.
What batteries does it need?
It runs on two AA batteries supplying 3Vdc. It weighs 238g without batteries fitted.
What type of capsule does it use?
It uses a dynamic capsule, which is well suited to vocals and handheld speech use.
How big is the transmitter?
It measures 243mm in length with a 48mm diameter body.