Description
The Citronic TU4-H is a true diversity UHF wireless microphone system with four individually programmable channels. Each channel syncs wirelessly to its transmitter to set the carrier frequency, EQ settings, transmission power and even the display backlight colour, which makes it easy to tell one channel from another during busy setups. Programming happens through a front panel full colour TFT display with a rotary encoder, so you adjust parameters directly on the receiver rather than fiddling with controls on each handheld transmitter.
This set ships with four rugged handheld transmitters, each fitted with a dynamic capsule in a full metal housing and a fully balanced signal connection. Every channel has its own 7-band EQ, and the receiver offers individual XLR outputs or a single mix jack output to suit your mixer. True diversity antennas (aerials) use an internal distro, with twin BNC connectors at the rear or on the front panel when the unit is 19-inch rack-mounted, using the supplied BNC extension cables. Auto frequency sweep helps you find clear channels quickly.
Operation runs license-free in the 863-865MHz band across the UK and EU. Additional ch.65 frequencies (823-832MHz) can be used where you hold a PMSE license. Each channel tunes within the license-free and regulated duplex gap bands, arranged in 8 groups of 8-16 carrier frequencies, with wireless range up to 60m. Two AA batteries are supplied per transmitter. The TU-series suits stage work, conferences, theatrical productions and general vocal duties where a dependable, adaptable multi-channel system is needed.
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
How many microphones come with the TU4-H?
The TU4-H is a quad set with four handheld transmitters, each using a dynamic capsule in a full metal housing, plus the diversity receiver.
Does it need a license to use?
The 863-865MHz band is license-free in the UK and EU. The additional 823-832MHz (ch.65) frequencies require a PMSE license.
What outputs does the receiver have?
You can use individual XLR outputs for each channel or take a single mix jack output, depending on how you want to feed your mixer.
Can I rack-mount the receiver?
Yes. It fits a 19-inch rack, and the twin BNC antennas can be moved to the front panel using the supplied BNC extension cables.
What batteries do the transmitters use?
Each transmitter takes 2 x AA batteries, which are supplied. That is two per channel across the set.
How far will it transmit?
Wireless range is up to 60m, using true diversity antennas with an internal distro for a stable signal.