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Support conversations and improve sales efficiency.
This is a microphone system specifically designed for reception desks that can be easily installed by anyone. It features dedicated speaker microphones for both the customer side (sub-unit) and the operator side (main unit), making it an ideal simple intercom for various reception counters.
An intercom that can be easily and inexpensively realized.
The standard set includes the "main unit," "microphone included with the main unit," "subunit speaker microphone," and "AC adapter." It is a simple intercom that requires no wiring work; you can use it by simply plugging each cable's plug into the main unit jack, and it operates on AC 100V.
Power intercom NZ-2007D DC12V/DC24V specification
The power supply voltage supports both DC12V and DC24V, making it suitable for construction sites, vehicles, ships, and boats where outlet power is not available. With a bidirectional intercom format and high power output that withstands surrounding noise, using a waterproof trumpet speaker for the subunit microphone and speaker ensures safe outdoor use of the subunit even in rainy weather. A microphone connector (4P) of the same shape as the conventional model is adopted, and since the internal wiring of the connector is the same, conventional microphones can be used as is. The NZ-2007D is the main unit (with main unit microphone). For a set that includes the main unit speaker, subunit microphone and speaker, and cables, please see here.
An intercom that can be easily and inexpensively realized, with a motion sensor on the sub-unit.
The standard set includes the "main unit," "microphone included with the main unit," "sub-unit speaker microphone," and "AC adapter." It is a simple intercom that requires no wiring work; you can use it just by plugging the cables into the jacks of the main unit. It operates on AC 100V. The sub-unit has a mute function, which turns off the sub-unit microphone approximately 2 minutes after no one is present, and the microphone turns on again when someone approaches, thanks to a sensor feature.
