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      SKU: RFS

      RF Spotlight™ Antenna

      MAP: $759 USD

      The RF Spotlight™ antenna is a low-profile floor pad designed to improve wireless microphone performance in crowded RF environments.. Perfect on stages, in hotel breakout rooms, at conventions or in churches.

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      Key Features & Benefits

      Location Flexibility Place it close to critical coverage areas for better coverage in crowded RF environments
      Versatile Connects to any wireless receiver
      470-740MHz Works with any RF Venue Band Pass Filter, and all RF Venue Combiners. and Distros.

      About the Product

      Product Setup

      The RF Spotlight is a Compatible with all of RF Venue’s antenna distribution systems and multi-zone antenna combiners such as the DISTRO4, DISTRO9HDR and 4Zone. It is also compatible with the RF Venue Band pass filters.

      What's Included

      SKU: RFS - RF Spotlight Antenna with 10' BNC lead

      Most Common Questions Asked

      What application is the spotlight designed for?

      The Spotlight is designed to improve the performance of wireless microphones operating in crowded RF conditions, like trade shows, or to isolate nearby wireless audio systems from one another (like adjacent breakout rooms in hotels and churches), as well as created distributed antenna systems (DAS).

      Can I mount the spotlight on the ceiling for permanent installation?

      Yes

      What is the range of the RF Spotlight?

      Under crowded to extremely crowded RF conditions and a transmitter power of 10mW, the Spotlight will produce a coverage circle with a radius of 50-60 feet. Under crowded to extremely crowded RF conditions and a transmitter power of 10mW, the Spotlight will produce a coverage circle with a radius of 50-60 feet. Note that this is much larger than the typical stage or performance area (We’re talking about the RADIUS). If the performer wanders out of the coverage area, the signal usually hops back onto the dipole antenna that remains on the other antenna input back at the receiver.The range of the Spotlight is determined by the microphone’s transmitter power and the noise floor and strength of competing signals in the area. The higher the transmitter power, the farther the range. The Spotlight is designed to allow antenna placement as close to the performer as possible to maximize signal-to-noise ratio. The Spotlight’s benefits will be most obvious when the antenna is located close to the performer