Description
The Citronic RUBP-PLL is a UHF beltpack transmitter built to work alongside the RU105 and RU210 wireless systems. It uses a pilot tone to keep the link between transmitter and receiver stable, which helps cut out unwanted noise when the signal drops. The carrier frequency is programmed straight from the Citronic receiver unit via an infra-red sync signal, so you can pair the two quickly without fiddly manual setup.
This beltpack clips to a belt or waistband and connects to a neckband or lavalier (lapel) microphone through its threaded 3.5mm mono jack. That threaded fitting keeps the mic cable locked in place during movement, which matters for presenters, worship leaders and fitness instructors who need their hands free. It works with Chord neckband and lavalier microphones, giving you a straightforward path to a headset or clip-on mic that suits the job. A backlit LCD display shows channel and battery status clearly, even in low light.
Power comes from two AA batteries supplying 3Vdc, and the unit gives you an operating range of up to 60m in good conditions. It runs across carrier frequencies of 863.1 to 864.9MHz, sitting within the UK licence-free UHF band. The body measures 205 x 68 x 25mm and weighs 76g without batteries fitted, so it stays comfortable during long sessions. If you already run an RU105 or RU210 system and need a spare or replacement bodypack, or you simply want to add a second mic position, the RUBP-PLL slots in with the minimum of setup. It keeps your existing receiver in service rather than replacing the whole kit.
Specification
| Power supply |
3Vdc (2 x AA batteries) |
| Carrier frequencies |
863.1 - 864.9MHz |
| Connector |
Threaded 3.5mm mono jack (for lavalier or headset) |
| Maximum range |
60m |
| Dimensions |
205mm x 68mm x 25mm |
| Weight |
0.08KG |
Frequently Asked
Which systems does the RUBP-PLL work with?
It is designed for the Citronic RU105 and RU210 wireless systems, pairing with those receivers via infra-red sync.
What microphones can I connect to it?
It takes lavalier and headset microphones through its threaded 3.5mm mono jack, including Chord neckband and lavalier mics.
How do I set the frequency?
The carrier frequency is programmed automatically using an infra-red sync signal sent from the Citronic wireless receiver unit.
What batteries does it use and how long is the range?
It runs on two AA batteries providing 3Vdc, with an operating range of up to 60m in clear conditions.
Is it licence-free in the UK?
It operates across 863.1 to 864.9MHz, which falls within the UK licence-free UHF band. Always check current regulations for your area.