- Supports the multimedia audio files play of USB flash disk/TF card with synonous lyric display.
- one button recording function for MIC voice and FM radio programs recording
- Supports FM radio reception,automatic station searching and saving
- Adaptive digital ID mode for automatic frequency matching between transmitter and receiver,multiple classrooms can use the same system simultaneously without mutual interference
- Built-in polymer lithium-ion rechargeable battery for both transmitter and receiver
E260W is a high-performance wireless digital amplifier, pa, MP3, FM radio receiving, recording and other multi-functional integration into an organic whole.It adopts PO2 digital power synthesis technology, providing longer battery life and greater output power, using rare earth material speakers, big power, good dynamic, broad frequency response.
Specification
Carrier frequency: 2.4 G
Operating Mode: adaptive digital ID
Rf power: 10 mw or higher
Operating Range: 15-20 meters
Frequency response: 80 hz – 12 KHZ max output power: 2 X 9 w
Output power: 2 X 5 w
¦¸ speaker impedance: 4
TF card: 32G
Media Format: Mp3
Receiver Working voltage: 7.4 V
Receiver battery specification: 7.4 V / 2200 mah lithium-ion battery pack
Receiver charging voltage: 10.6 V DC 450-2000 ma
Receiver Recharging time: Approx 5 hours
Receiver using time: 6 hours or more
Transmitter working voltage: 3.7 V
Transmitter batteries specifications: 3.7 V / 350 mah
Transmitter working voltage:DC5V/400-2000mA
Transmitter Recharging time: Approx 4 hours
Transmitter Working time: 5 hours or more
Color:White
Loudspeaker host weight: 406 g
microphone clip launch weight: 40 g
Package:
1 x E260W Digital Wireless Amplifier
1 x Headworn Microphone
1 x 2.4G Lavalier Microphone
1 x Portable Bag
1 x Strap
1 x power Adapter
1 x Recharge Cable
1 x User Manual
Note:
1.Please do not enter the music signal from the microphone jack to play, too much music signal input causes sound distortion, and cause damage to the product.
2. Go to the PA state, the operation, do not face the microphone toward the microphone pickup speaker to avoid howling.
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