This Eartec Max4G Headset is single-eared and features inline push-to-talk functionality and a 2-pin connector designed for use with Motorola radios. Its headband is fully adjustable and its leatherette earpad fully encompasses the ear, providing a firm yet pleasant fit. Its electret-condenser microphone sits at the end of a boom arm, which can swivel 270°. Rotating the microphone into a fully upright position—parallel to the headset's headband—automatically mutes the microphone, ensuring a more convenient way to kill the signal to the mic rather than fumbling for a button on a beltpack. Lightweight at only 6 ounces, the Max4G is comfortable for all day wearing.

For Motorola Radio with 2-Pin Connector    Fully Adjustable Headband    Leatherette Earpad for Comfort    Mic Boom Arm Rotates 270°    Putting Boom Arm Upright Mutes Mic    2-Pin Motorola Radio Connector    Inline Push to Talk    Electret Condenser Mic    Lightweight at 6.0 oz

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What are the privacy codes?

A: The radio has 16 channel combinations and 38 privacy codes to block interference.I'm sorry but we do not have any information regrading the privacy codes.

Q: 2. Is this compatible with clear-com systems?

A: Yes

Q: 3. What is the battery life under constant use, like during a stage show?

A: The SC-1000 radios from Eartec on a full charge will operate 6-8 hours dependent on conditions.

Q: 4. Do these include rechargeable batteries and charging stations? If not, what kind of batteries do they take?

A: Yes, they come with one rechargeable battery for each radio, which can easily last a whole day with moderate use. You can purchase a spare battery if you're worried about them dying. Just look at the accessories list and you can get a battery only or a battery with a belt clip for a little more. They do come with three charging stations and a nice carrying case.If you do order extra batteries, make sure they send the correct ones. I was accidentally sent a similar battery that fit on the radio, but wasn't the correct voltage and it fried it. Had to send it back for a replacement.

Q: 5. FCC Part 15 certified?

A: Yes it is. FCC Statements FCC ID: B4H SC 1000 This device complies with part 15 of FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following conditions: 1 This device may not cause harmful interference (2) and this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.a href= http://eartec.com/Resources/Inst_SC1000.pdf target= _blank http://eartec.com/Resources/Inst_SC1000.pdf/a

Q: 6. Are the headsets Push to talk as well?

A: Yes, the XTreme Shell Mount headsets do have push-to-talk.

Q: 7. It says works with wireless system, but I assume it works with a wiree system since there is a cable?

A: The Eartec Max 4G Single Headset with 4-Pin XLR Female Connector can be used with a wireless beltpack receiver or with a wired intercom base station that requires a 4-pin XLR female connector.

Q: 8. Does this come with batteries and a charger?

A: The Eartec SC-1000 does not come with batteries or a charger.

Q: 9. How many microphones are included?

A: The Eartec 4-User SC-1000 Two-Way Radio System (B&H# EA4SC1KLOOP) includes 4 loop inline push-to-talk headset mics.

Q: 10. Will this work with talkback on Blackmagic Design Studio Cameras?

A: Yes, the Blackmagic Design Studio Cameras do have a standard 5-pin XLR input for a broadcast headset like the Eartec Max 4G Single Headset with 5-Pin XLR Male Connector. However, the levels are very low because the Blackmagic intercom connection isn't designed for loud or real-world environments. And that it should only be used with Blackmagic for a low noise environment/quiet studio etc..