Sennheiser EK 1039-GW

EK 1039 Gw

The EK 1039 is an exceptionally rugged tourguide receiver. It is designed for applications such as guided tours, multi-language interpretation, assistive listening and command applications for example in the fields of sports. The EK 1039 can be used with all Sennheiser headphones and induction loops with a 3.5 mm jack plug. The handling and operation of the receiver is very easy and intuitive. To every channel can be a name can be assigned, which is stored and shown along with the channel number and battery status on the backlit display. The high switching bandwidth and compatibility with wireless transmitters of the ew G4 300/500 series and 2000 series make the EK 1039 extremely flexible and give it the highest level of transmission reliability.

Target groups:
Professional system rental companies
Trade show organizers
Company technicians
Museums employees
Interpreter associations
Theaters/events

Applications:
Guided tours
Press conferences
Museum tours
Trade fair events
Interpreting
Assisitve listening
Receiving commands such as when playing sports

Your Benefit at a glance:
Optimum speech intelligibility
Easy to operate
Very rugged
For up to 32 groups of visitors simultaneously – can be integrated into interpreting systems without interference
Assistive listening devices
possible – for maximum accessibility

• Easy to operate

• Up to 32 channels in parallel

• Speech is highly intelligible

• Simple channel selection and volume setting

• Channel and battery status shown clearly on the display

• Customizable channel name makes it easy to find the desired channel

• Copy function between receivers for easy preset handling

• Configurable lock function for protection against unwanted operation

• Reliability:

• Up to 88 MHz switching bandwidth - the tourguide system with the widest range

• Adaptive Diversity technology for improved RF reception quality

• Reliable operation with standard AA cells or rechargeable batteries

• Audio quality:

• Speech is highly intelligible thanks to an audio bandwidth of 15 kHz