Overview

Vaxis Litecomm Full-Duplex Intercom System 8S

The Litecomm V1 is the ultimate intercom system for production teams and anyone requiring real-time communication among multiple individuals. Its revolutionary split design ensures comfort during extended usage, while the advanced DSP noise reduction guarantees crystal-clear calls with minimal background noise. With the flexibility to switch between private groups and an impressive range of 1000ft, the LiteComm outperforms existing solutions, making it the top choice for seamless, efficient, and long-range communication.

SKU: GC138-220-0018

Vaxis Litecomm Full-Duplex Intercom System 8S

Vaxis Litecomm Full-Duplex Intercom System 8S

The Litecomm V1 is the ultimate intercom system for production teams and anyone requiring real-time communication among multiple individuals. Its revolutionary split design ensures comfort during extended usage, while the advanced DSP noise reduction guarantees crystal-clear calls with minimal background noise. With the flexibility to switch between private groups and an impressive range of 1000ft, the LiteComm outperforms existing solutions, making it the top choice for seamless, efficient, and long-range communication.

Unique Split Design

LiteComm's innovative split design separates the headset and the main unit, providing ultimate comfort and convenience during extended use.

Dual-Microphone Noise Reduction System

Equipped with advanced DSP technology, the LiteComm ensures optimal voice performance by effectively filtering background noise for crystal-clear communication.

User-Friendly Interface

The intuitive interface makes the LiteComm extremely easy to use, making it a perfect choice for production teams and various multi-person communication scenarios.

Industry-Leading Innovation

With its cutting-edge features and split design, LiteComm sets a new standard for intercom systems in the industry.

Supports Wireless Cascading

Extended distance (In the future: : with HUB, can support a communication team with up to 26 members).

Key Features:

Innovative Split Headset Design

DSP Noise Reduction System

Easy Interface for Teams

Wireless Range up to 305 cm

Supports Cascading for 26 Members

Industry-Leading Intercom Innovation

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Vaxis Litecomm Full-Duplex Intercom System 8S

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Product Overview

Vaxis Litecomm Full-Duplex Intercom System 8S

The Litecomm V1 is the ultimate intercom system for production teams and anyone requiring real-time communication among multiple individuals. Its revolutionary split design ensures comfort during extended usage, while the advanced DSP noise reduction guarantees crystal-clear calls with minimal background noise. With the flexibility to switch between private groups and an impressive range of 1000ft, the LiteComm outperforms existing solutions, making it the top choice for seamless, efficient, and long-range communication.

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