Shure Brothers Inc QLXD4=-H50 Wireless Receiver

Product Description

The SHURE BROTHERS INC QLXD4=-H50 is a half-rack, single-channel wireless receiver designed for professional audio and microphone system applications. This receiver occupies half of a standard equipment rack unit, making it a practical choice for installations where rack space is limited. It is used to receive wireless microphone signals, converting RF transmission to a clean audio output for mixers, PA systems, or recording interfaces. Installed by licensed audio technicians and professional AV integrators, it suits both permanent installations and touring rigs where reliable single-channel wireless reception is required.

The QLXD4=-H50 operates in the H50 frequency band and is suited for single-channel wireless microphone setups in professional environments. Typical applications include houses of worship, corporate AV installations, live performance stages, and broadcast environments where a compact, rack-mounted receiver is preferred. Its half-rack form factor allows two units to be combined in a single rack space using an appropriate mounting bracket accessory, maximizing density in tight equipment racks.

Key Features

• Half-rack form factor conserves rack space in dense AV installations
• Single-channel wireless receiver for dedicated microphone signal pickup
• H50 frequency band operation for the designated regional RF spectrum
• Designed for permanent and portable professional audio system integration
• Sold as a single unit (each) for flexible single-channel deployments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard component for professional wireless microphone systems requiring a half-rack single-channel receiver in the H50 frequency band.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified AV technician or licensed audio systems integrator familiar with rack-mount equipment and RF wireless systems. Power down the rack system before mounting or connecting the receiver. Follow applicable local electrical codes and the manufacturer documentation for antenna placement, frequency coordination, and gain structure setup. Do not stack heat-generating equipment directly above or below the unit without adequate ventilation clearance.