Audibax AWM 402 - 4-Channel UHF Wireless System with 4 Lavalier Microphones and Bodypacks (640–690 MHz)
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Audibax AWM 402 - 4-Channel UHF Wireless System with 4 Lavalier Microphones and Bodypacks (640–690 MHz)
The Audibax AWM 402 is a four-channel UHF wireless system designed for professional applications in events, education, stage performances, and light broadcasting. It operates in the selectable 640–690 MHz range with a 2×32 MHz bandwidth and PLL (Plugin Lie) modulation for stable transmission. It includes four bodypack transmitters with mini-XLR connectors and condenser lavalier microphones , offering a frequency response of 50 Hz–15 kHz , a dynamic range ≥ 100 dB(A) , a signal-to-noise ratio > 105 dB(A) , and THD < 0.3% @ 1 kHz . Under ideal conditions, the operating range reaches up to 100 m , maintaining a clean and consistent signal.
The receiver features independent balanced XLR outputs per channel and a 1/4″ jack MIX output for summing all four channels when a simplified flow is required. Transmitter-receiver synchronization is achieved via infrared , and the RF output of the beltpacks reaches up to 30 mW , with a stability of < 30 ppm . The system is supplied as a complete package : central receiver, four beltpacks , and four lavalier microphones , all in a black finish.
Main features
- 4 UHF channels in 640–690 MHz , 2×32 MHz bandwidth, IR scan/sync.
- Audio : 50 Hz–15 kHz; ≥ 100 dB(A) dynamic range; S/N > 105 dB(A) ; THD < 0.3% .
- Transmitters (4) : beltpack with mini-XLR , RF max. 30 mW , PLL , stability < 30 ppm; capacitor lavalier.
- Receiver : 4 balanced XLR outputs (one per channel) + MIX output on 1/4″ jack; volume control per channel.
- Range : up to 100 m in clear environment; working temperature −10 °C to 55 °C.
- Receiver power supply : DC 12–16 V, 1 A; batteries : 2×AA alkaline.
- Pack : receiver + 4 bodypacks + 4 lapel microphones; total weight approx. 2.40 kg.
Product benefits
- Total stage mobility with four simultaneous lavalier lines and fast IR synchronization.
- Consistent sound thanks to PLL stability, high S/N ratio and low distortion.
- Connection flexibility : individual XLR outputs or stereo/mono mix via 1/4″ MIX output.
- Easy deployment : complete pack with hip flasks and lavaliers, ready to present, teach or broadcast.
Use cases
- Conferences, training and hybrid classrooms with up to four speakers.
- Theater, churches, and corporate events that require discreet microphones.
- Video production, interviews and streaming with a compact workflow.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's included in the package?
Central receiver, 4 bodypack transmitters and 4 lavalier microphones , plus standard power and antenna accessories.
What is the actual scope?
Up to 100 m in unobstructed spaces and with proper RF planning. In complex environments, the usable distance may be reduced.
Do you need a license?
The 470–694 MHz band is used for PMSE in many countries. Check local regulations before operating.
Integration and connections
- Receiver outputs : Use the balanced XLRs to route each channel to separate inputs on the console.
- If you need a fast flow, use the 1/4″ MIX output to sum all four channels to one input.
- Perform frequency scanning and synchronize each beltpack via IR to minimize interference.
Project description
4-channel UHF wireless system; frequency range 640–690 MHz , 2×32 MHz ; audio 50 Hz–15 kHz; ≥ 100 dB(A) dynamic range; S/N > 105 dB(A) ; THD < 0.3% @ 1 kHz ; range up to 100 m ; receiver with 4 balanced XLR + 1/4″ MIX ; RF beltpacks max. 30 mW , PLL , stability < 30 ppm; condenser lavalier microphones; operating temperature −10 °C to 55 °C; receiver power supply DC 12–16 V/1 A ; black color; pack weight approx. 2.40 kg .
- Vendor AUDIBAX
- SKU 10268337
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