Rath - Avire 061-0003 Microphone Assembly, 5Ft Lead

Rath 061-0003 - Microphone Assembly with 5-Foot Lead for Clear Audio Capture

Rath - Avire 061-0003 Microphone Assembly, 5Ft Lead is a microphone designed specifically for emergency communication system applications.

Being equipped with an omnidirectional pickup, the microphone is able to record sounds coming from all directions, and due to good acoustic properties of the microphone, the sound will be recorded clearly.

A five feet wire will allow to install the microphone properly, so as to ensure optimal sound recording.

Capabilities and Functionality

This device is designed as a microphone for emergency communication system.

Thus, it allows people to communicate their requests for help by converting sounds coming from people's mouths into a signal which could be transmitted over phone networks or landlines.

The long cord helps to install the microphone in optimal locations for achieving the best sound recording results.

Technical Features

061-0003 microphone uses an electret condenser technology.

This type of microphone can easily record different audio signals; moreover, the microphone works excellently with peoples' voices.

Also, the cord of the microphone is protected from electrical noises.

Main Advantages

• Excellent Acoustic Characteristics: The microphone is very effective in terms of recording peoples' voices.
• Flexible Installation: With a five feet long cord, the microphone could be installed at any location for obtaining the best sound recording.
• Electromagnetic Compatibility: Due to the shielding of the cord, there won't be any electrical noise interfering with audio transmission.
• Robustness: The microphone is resistant to moisture thanks to its durable housing.

Areas of Application

Most commonly, the following devices are applied for the following purposes:

• Elevator stations
• Area of refuge assistance stations
• Vandal-proof intercoms

Also, 061-0003 microphone is widely applied in hospitals, parking structures, and office buildings.