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Infinium®is a modular Bluetooth®Auracast™ broadcast audio system—proudly made in the USA— for assistive listening and real-time audio distribution in commercial AV environments. It delivers low-latency, high-fidelity audio to unlimited Auracast compatible devices—including hearing aids, cochlear implants, headphones, and Infinium®receivers—making it an ideal ADA-compliant solution for inclusive venues.
System Highlights:
Pro AV Controller– Rack-mount ready with analog and Dante®inputs; configure and monitor via front panel or web interface.
Low-Profile Transmitter– Installs with a single CAT cable; 100-meter (328 ft) omnidirectional audio range.
Ergonomic Receiver– Features the largest display in its class, balance control, and all-day battery life.
Infinium®BA SYS1 Auracast™ Broadcast Audio System Includes
Williams AV’sInfinium®is a professional-grade broadcast audio system that helps venues meet ADA hearing compliance, support multilingual events and audio descriptions, while delivering an exceptional listening experience. Whether guests use a venue-provided Infinium®receiver or their own Auracast™ enabled devices, Infinium®ensures everyone hears clearly. Key Benefits
Modular System Design– Controller and transmitter are housed separately for flexible placement and efficient AV integration.
Effortless Transmitter Setup– Installs quickly with one CAT cable, simplifying deployment for systems integrators.
Effortless Real-Time Control– Configure and monitor locally or remotely, with live audio monitoring outside the coverage area.
Comfortable, ergonomic receivers– The Infinium®R1 receiver features a large display, balance control, all-day power, and a convenient USB or multi-unit charging dock.
Auracast™ Compatibility– Works with Infinium®receivers and Auracast™ enabled hearing aids, cochlear implants, and headphones.
Dante®Integration– Fully compatible with professional AV networks for easy audio routing and system scalability.
Infinium®removes traditional barriers to assistive listening with a streamlined, high-performance solution built for today’s venues, including:
Theaters & performing arts venues
Classrooms & lecture halls
Airports & transportation hubs
Fitness centers & gyms
System Includes
(1) BA C1 Infinium®controller (1) BA T1 Infinium®transmitter (2) BA R1 Infinium®receivers (2) HED 024 headphones (1) CHG 003 2 bay charger (1) IDP 018 Auracast™ ADA wall plaque (1) NKL 001s Neckloops (1) RPK 005 Rack mount kit
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