Interpretation system
An interpretation system (also called a translation system) makes simultaneous interpreting possible at meetings, conferences, court hearings and multicultural occasions such as weddings. The interpreter delivers the translation live through a transmitter; participants listen in on a lightweight receiver, in their own language and at their own volume — without disturbing anyone else present.
At a glance
- Up to 8 simultaneous channels in conference mode — several languages at once
- Lightweight, comfortable receivers for extended use
- Quiet, interference-free operation — suitable for courtrooms and meeting rooms
- Portable or stationary transmitter for the interpreter
- Up to 16 hours of battery life per receiver
Which situations is it for?
Interpretation systems are used at international meetings, conferences, court hearings and multicultural events such as weddings — anywhere several languages need simultaneous translation at once, without the translation disturbing the rest of the gathering.
Technical specifications
| Channels | 8 channels in conference mode |
|---|---|
| Frequency range | 863 – 865 MHz (EU) |
| Transmitters | Stationary, bodypack or handheld microphone (digital) |
| Receiver | Stethoset receiver, 16 hours of battery life |
| Sound quality | 100 – 7,000 Hz, signal-to-noise ratio > 70 dBA |