NMK has supplied Clear-Com HelixNet Digital Networked Partyline systems to Dubai-based, Production Technology (Protec) – the first company in the Middle East to take the newly released system.
Delivered along with Clear-Com Tempest 2.4GHz wireless intercom systems, the HelixNet system supplements the company’s existing Clear-Com Encore two-wire systems to provide a flexible and sophisticated communication solution for various high-profile events.
Operating in the 2.4GHz band, the Tempest2400 is available in a robust two- or five-channel system for indoor, outdoors and touring applications. The system is also capable of operating in multiple modes, with each mode providing varying level of communication flexibility and user capacity. Unlimited number of users is possible in Split and Shared Modes. In Normal Mode, up to ten BaseStations and five full-duplex wireless BeltStations can operate on one system with no frequency coordination required.
In addition, once registered to a base station, a beltpack needs no further configuration and roams freely within a single zone area, making it perfect for live sports, breaking news and high-coordination productions.
‘Protec’s recent purchase of two full sets of HelixNet and Tempest shows great confidence in the Clear-Com brand as the best communication solution for A/V service providers,’ saysNMK Business Development Manager, Chicco Hiranandani. ‘Protec is the first company in the Middle East region to acquire the HelixNet system, which was used at the London 2012 Olympics over the summer where they were used at 31 sports venues successfully.’
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