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David Clark - Voice Powered Communication Systems.
Your Voice Provides All the Power Required For Communication.

Most Communications systems require an AC or DC power source. David Clark Voice Powered Systems only require your voice to generate the power needed.

The Voice Powered Communication System is a more sophisticated mechanical version of two tin cans connected by a string. When you speak, your voice travels to a transmitter causing fluctuations in a magnetic circuit. This creates a small amount of current (approximately 20 micro amperes), which is enough to operate the receivers on
up to six headsets.

 
In its simplest application, a Voice Powered System can be just
two Headsets and a jumper cord. The Two Man System requires only
2 headsets and a jumper cord. Extension cords can be added to increase distance. No external power or batteries necessary.

For fixed installations with multiple stations use M5002 jack plates.
The M5002 jack plate has two connectors with weather resistant covers.
It can be panel mounted or fit into a standard utility box.

For portable applications, up to six people, use a junction box.
When proper conditions exist, two-way communications is possible for miles. Voice Powered Communication is a simple, low-cost, maintenance-free system that is ideal for two to six people in moderate noise environments.


View the
Model K5501 Voice Powered Communication Kit

View the
Voice Powered Compatible Headsets


View the Accessories and Extension Cords

 

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For more information contact:

Tony Hambling
+613 9819 6455
tony@mtasales.com.au


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