Communicate with your team on set with ease using this Eartec ProLine Dual-Ear Wired Headset with your compatible, preexisting, wired belt-pack system. The headset features a built-in wire with a female 5-pin XLR connector for wide system compatibility. A dynamic gooseneck microphone built-in to the headset can be adjusted 270° for optimal positioning and features noise-cancelling technology. Padding on both earcups and the headband ensure maximum comfort. The headset is plug-and-play compatible with your system of choice. Its construction is suited for the rugged demands of an industrial jobsite.

Female 5-Pin XLR Connector    Dual Earcups    Noise-Cancelling Dynamic Microphone    Flexible Gooseneck Microphone Design    Padded Headband and Earcups    Plug-and-Play Compatible

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this headset compatable with all ClearCom 4 pin belt packs? Specifically the clearcom WTR680?

A: The Eartec ProLine Single-Ear headset features a female 4 pin XLR connector compatible with Clear-Com beltpacks that have a male 4 pin connection.

Q: 2. Is this a slave unit or a master?

A: This is a remote headset, the master version is also available on this page.

Q: 3. Can a dual-ear model be added to a single-ear system?

A: You can add a dual ear remote model to a single ear system. Please note the final total count of your system would have to equal either 1 master headset and up to 4 remote headsets, or 1 Hub mini and up to 8 total remote headsets. If you are uncertain about your system, please contact our Pro Audio Department for more information.

Q: 4. Is this Remote Headset RF bandwidth system 1728 GHz compatible with the 1.9 GHz set (UltraLITE Single-Ear Remote headsets)?

A: Yes. This Eartec UltraLITE Dual-Ear Remote Headset - USA is compatible for use with the Eartec UltraLITE Full-Duplex Wireless Intercom which operates within the 1920 to 1930 MHz frequency band and the system bandwidth (width of the frequency band) is 1.728 GHz.

Q: 5. I already have BH# EAHUB742MXD. which is 7-person with HUB. Now I want to split this system into four head sets for each set. Basically I’m trying to buy another master head set (HUB is expansive). So I can split my 7 person set into 2 x four person sets Do I need a Hub or this master head ? will I have any problem pairing my current remote 3 headsets to this master headset? FYI we will be using these headsets in less than 500ft range Thank you

A: Without a hub you can have up to 5 headsets, as long as one is a master. Anything above 5 users will need a hub. You can run two seperate systems at the same time without crosstalk or interference.

Q: 6. Will this headset work with Blackmagic Design Studio Camera 4K Pro?

A: Yes. The following unit works off a5 pin xlr connection.

Q: 7. I need to communicate between instructor and student in tandem seated sailplanes. Will the dual-ear Eartec ultralite headset work? what do I need?

A: You could use two of the Eartec UltraLite headsets.

Q: 8. Can a dual ear headset be added to a set of single ear units?

A: You can add a dual ear remote model to a single ear system. Please note the final total count of your system would have to equal either 1 master headset and up to 4 remote headsets, or 1 Hub mini and up to 8 total remote headsets. If you are uncertain about your system, please contact our Pro Audio Department for more information.

Q: 9. What is the difference between the Zone 750 and the Zone UC version?

A: The Zone 750 is a wired connection only setup, where as the Zone UC allow for wired or wireless setups. The 750 as a result has an In-Line remote control apart of the cable, and the UC has controls on the head phones behind the ear.

Q: 10. I'd like to add a new Eartec headset to my existing set. What is involved with pairing a new headset to the the master unit?

A: The fully wireless UltraLITE system can be used with up to 5 headsets while the HUB system can be used with up to 8 wireless headsets and 1 additional wired headset. Adding a headset to an existing system is fairly simple. Eartec provides written instructions and tutorial videos that explain the procedure. Here is a link to the main information page where you can select the system you have and then view the instructions: http://eartec.com/instruction/