»xepton-NX« – the UHF-System

With a wide range of hardware combination options, »xepton-NX« is a versatile system for a wide range of applications. From unidirectional tour guide systems and interpreter applications to professional dialogue and intercom configurations, »xepton-NX« proves to be a convenient solution - both for portable use and when using stationary components.

The large audio frequency range that »xepton-NX« opens up is a feature of quality. This results in a highly differentiated, sonorous and »lively« speech transmission.

The system consists of a pocket transmitter, pocket receiver and stethoset receiver – and a transceiver for mobile dialogue applications. A stationary transmitter is also available.

Light in weight and compact in design, the transmitters and receivers are comfortable to carry. 

The menu of the components, which can be accessed via the display, is navigated via three keys and is so conveniently structured that literally anyone can operate it. 

Encryption for more security in communication

Encrypted transmission is available for applications in security-sensitive and confidential environments. It is then impossible for Xepton-NX receivers outside the encrypted user group to eavesdrop. Please contact us or your authorized distributor for this option.

»xepton-NX« - the state-of-the-art in mobile audio transmission technology

Basic components of the wireless moderation and communication system »xepton-NX« are pocket receiver and -transmitter, a transceiver for dialogue applications as well as a stationary transmitter for moderation, interpreter services or other applications in auditoriums.

Part of the scope of delivery of the mobile components (fig. left) is - with the exception of the stethoset receiver - also a belt clip for attachment to clothing. Corresponding connection sockets on the TX and TRX mobile voice transmitters allow connection to standard headsets or microphones and headphones. The RX receiver has standard connection sockets for hearing components such as headphones or earphones. 

Integration of deaf people with CI-supply or of hearing aid users 

Connecting a neckloop to the RX receiver opens the system for the option of »inductive listening«. The neckloop generates inductive audio signals and transmits them wirelessly to personal audiological hearing systems such as conventional hearing aids or cochlear implant systems (CI) with integrated T-coil. This way, wearers of CIs or people with hearing aids can also be included into hearing the presentations. 

The stethoset receiver

An exception in the receiver design is the RX-U stethoset receiver. This has been designed as a closed compact receiver with integrated loudspeaker earbuds and is not encryptable.