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Engineered for commercial AV environments, the Infinium®CT1 delivers ultra-low latency, high-fidelity audio tounlimitedAuracast™ enabled devices—including hearing aids, cochlear implants, headphones, and Infinium™ receivers.
Proudlymade in the USA, the CT1 is ideal for lecture halls, transportation hubs, theaters, and other large-scale venues. Its modular design features a discreet transmitter and a rack-mount-ready controller for seamless integration.
Key Features
Professional AV Controller.Seamlessly integrates into AV racks with both analog and Dante® inputs. Configure locally via the front panel or remotely through a web interface.
Compact Transmitter.Installs easily with a single CAT cable carrying both audio and power. Delivers omnidirectional audio coverage up to 100 meters (328 ft).
(1) BA C1 Infinium Controller (1) BA T1 Infinium Transmitter (1) 10 ft (3m) Ethernet cable
Features
Williams AV’sInfinium™is a professional-grade broadcast audio solution that empowers venues to deliver ADA-compliant, multilingual, and assistive listening experiences with ease. Designed for modern AV environments, it enables clear, low-latency audio to guests using either Infinium™ receivers or their own Auracast™ enabled hearing aids, cochlear implants, or headphones.
Key Advantages
Modular System Design– The transmitter and controller are housed separately, allowing flexible placement and smooth integration into AV racks.
Simplified Transmitter Installation– The transmitter requires just a single CAT cable for power and audio, reducing setup time for integrators.
Remote & Onsite Management– Configure, monitor, and troubleshoot via the front panel or web interface, and listen to audio outside the coverage area.
Auracast™ Compatibility– Supports a wide range of personal listening devices, and a dedicated Infinium receiver, ensuring inclusive audio access.
Dante® Integration– Easily connects to professional AV networks, enabling efficient audio routing and management.
Ideal for Use In
Theaters & Performing Arts Venues
Classrooms & Lecture Halls
Airports & Transportation Hubs
Fitness Centers & Gyms
With Infinium™, venues can break down barriers to audio access and deliver a seamless, high-performance listening experience for every guest.
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