Description
The Citronic TU1-H is a true diversity UHF wireless microphone system built around a single, individually programmable channel that syncs to its transmitter. The sync sets the carrier frequency, EQ settings, transmission power and even the display backlight colour, which helps you tell channels apart at a glance. This set ships with one handheld transmitter fitted with a dynamic capsule in a full metal housing, so it holds up to regular stage and event use.
Each channel is tuneable within the license-free UHF band (863-865MHz) for use across the UK and EU, with additional channel 65 frequencies (823-832MHz) available under a PMSE license. Frequencies are arranged in 8 groups of 8 to 16 carriers, and an auto frequency sweep function helps you find a clear one quickly. The receiver uses twin BNC antennas (aerials) that connect at the rear, or to the front panel when 19-inch rack-mounted using the supplied BNC extension cables, with an internal distro feeding the diversity circuit.
Setup runs through a full colour TFT display and rotary encoder on the front panel, and settings pass to the transmitter wirelessly over an IR connection, so you avoid fiddling with multiple controls on the mic itself. There's a 7-band EQ per channel, individual XLR outputs or a single mix jack output, and a wireless range up to 60m. Two AA batteries are supplied per transmitter. The TU-series suits stage performances, conferences, theatre and general vocal work where you need a dependable, adaptable radio mic setup.
Specification
| Carrier frequencies |
823-832 / 863-865MHz |
| Wireless range |
Up to 60m |
| Antenna connection |
2 x BNC |
| Batteries |
2 x AA per channel |
Downloads
Product Manual
Frequently Asked
Do I need a license to use the TU1-H?
No. The 863-865MHz band is license-free for use in the UK and EU. The additional channel 65 frequencies (823-832MHz) do require a PMSE license.
What microphone comes with this set?
The TU1-H includes a handheld transmitter with a dynamic capsule in a full metal housing. Bodypack versions in the range come with both neckband and lavalier microphones instead.
How are the transmitter settings configured?
You set carrier frequency, EQ, transmission power and backlight colour on the receiver's TFT display, then sync them to the transmitter wirelessly via an IR connection.
What is the wireless range?
Up to 60m, depending on your environment and antenna placement.
How do I connect the outputs to a mixer?
The receiver offers an individual XLR output or a single mix jack output, so you can feed a balanced channel or a combined signal.
What batteries does the transmitter use?
Two AA batteries per transmitter, which are supplied with the set.