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Hollyland Solidcom M1 Pro Full-Duplex Wireless Intercom System with 8 Beltpacks Single-Ear Headsets

The Hollyland Solidcom M1 Pro is a professional full-duplex wireless intercom system designed for production teams requiring reliable, crystal-clear communication in demanding environments. Supporting up to 8 users out of the box, the system includes a base station, 8 wireless beltpacks, and professional dual-ear LEMO headsets, making it ideal for concerts, theatres, houses of worship, corporate events, exhibitions, broadcast productions, and live event operations.

SKU: GC154-HL-M1PRO8BP

Hollyland Solidcom M1 Pro Full-Duplex Wireless Intercom System with 8 Beltpacks Single-Ear Headsets

Hollyland Solidcom M1 Pro Full-Duplex Wireless Intercom System with 8 Beltpacks Single-Ear Headsets

The Hollyland Solidcom M1 Pro is a professional full-duplex wireless intercom system designed for production teams requiring reliable, crystal-clear communication in demanding environments. Supporting up to 8 users out of the box, the system includes a base station, 8 wireless beltpacks, and professional dual-ear LEMO headsets, making it ideal for concerts, theatres, houses of worship, corporate events, exhibitions, broadcast productions, and live event operations.

Advanced 1.9GHz Full-Duplex Communication

Operating in the dedicated 1.9GHz frequency band, the Solidcom M1 Pro avoids interference from common Wi-Fi and Bluetooth devices while delivering true full-duplex communication. Team members can speak and listen simultaneously, creating natural and uninterrupted conversations. Featuring automatic frequency hopping technology, the system continuously selects the optimal communication channel to ensure stable, interference-free operation.

Flexible Coverage and Headset Support

The M1 Pro base station features an integrated high-gain panel antenna with coverage of up to 400m in front and 50m behind the base station. Two external antennas can also be connected for 360° coverage with a radius of up to 300m. Each beltpack includes a locking LEMO headset connection, standard 3.5mm headset port and microphone mute via boom-up functionality, while sidetone monitoring lets users hear their own voice through the headset.

Easy Group Management and System Expansion

The Solidcom M1 Pro supports flexible team communication with up to three independent groups for camera operators, lighting crews, audio engineers, stage management and production assistants. Groups can be managed through the base station, Solidcom Mobile App or web-based management interface. For larger productions, two systems can be cascaded using Ethernet or XLR connections, expanding the system to support up to 24 simultaneous users.

Professional Connectivity and Reliable Power

The base station provides 2-Wire XLR, 4-Wire RJ45, PoE, LAN networking and system cascade interfaces for integration with professional intercom setups. Factory-paired beltpacks are ready for immediate use and feature rugged double-injection construction, a scratch-resistant matte finish, lightweight 200g design, high-visibility LCD display and ergonomic controls. Each beltpack uses two removable lithium-ion batteries with up to 6 hours of runtime per battery, independent charging, approximately 2.5-hour recharge time and hot-swappable operation, while the base station supports NP-F batteries, PoE and external DC power.

Key Features:

Supports Up to 8 Wireless Users

Dedicated 1.9GHz Full-Duplex Communication

Dual-Mic Environmental Noise Cancellation

Up to 400m Transmission Range

Flexible 360° Antenna Coverage

Supports Up to 3 Groups

Cascade Support for 24 Users

2-Wire and 4-Wire Integration

PoE-Powered Base Station

App and Web-Based Configuration

Removable Lithium-Ion Battery

Professional-Grade Audio Performance

What's in the Box:

Hollyland Solidcom M1 Pro Full-Duplex Wireless Intercom System with 8 Beltpacks Single-Ear Headsets

Hollyland Solidcom M1 Pro Base Station

Hollyland Solidcom M1 Pro Beltpacks

Hollyland Solidcom M1 Pro LEMO Single-Ear Headset

Hollyland Solidcom M1 Pro 8-Bay Charging Station

High-Gain Omnidirectional Antenna

PoE Adapter

RJ45 to Dual-XLR Transferring Cable

AC Power Cable

USB Type-A to USB Type-C Transferring Cable

4-Pin XLR Adapter

Beltpack Batteries

3/8" Mounting Screw

Crab Clamp

Hard Shell Carry Case

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Hollyland Solidcom M1 Pro Full-Duplex Wireless Intercom System with 8 Beltpacks Single-Ear Headsets

The Hollyland Solidcom M1 Pro is a professional full-duplex wireless intercom system designed for production teams requiring reliable, crystal-clear communication in demanding environments. Supporting up to 8 users out of the box, the system includes a base station, 8 wireless beltpacks, and professional dual-ear LEMO headsets, making it ideal for concerts, theatres, houses of worship, corporate events, exhibitions, broadcast productions, and live event operations.

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