Shure Brothers Inc ULXD4Q=-H50 Quad Digital Wireless Receiver

Product Description

The SHURE BROTHERS INC ULXD4Q=-H50 is a quad-channel digital wireless receiver designed for professional audio applications. It accepts signals from up to four wireless transmitters simultaneously, delivering digital audio clarity in a half-rack form factor. This unit is built for demanding install and live-sound environments where reliable multichannel wireless operation is required. Licensed audio technicians and AV installation professionals are the primary users for this type of receiver in permanent or touring setups.

This receiver is suited for professional sound reinforcement, installed AV systems, broadcast environments, and live event production. Its half-rack width allows efficient rack mounting in equipment bays where space is managed tightly. It is appropriate for applications requiring four discrete wireless channels in a single chassis, reducing rack space compared to multiple single-channel units.

Key Features

• Quad-channel design receives up to four wireless transmitters from a single unit
• Digital wireless architecture for high-fidelity audio signal integrity
• Half-rack form factor supports space-efficient installation in standard rack enclosures
• H50 frequency band designation for operation within the specified RF frequency range
• Sold as a single unit, suitable for professional AV and sound reinforcement installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-install unit compatible with professional wireless microphone systems operating in the H50 frequency band. No specific compatible transmitter model numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed AV technician or qualified audio professional familiar with RF wireless system deployment. Power down the rack system before mounting or connecting this receiver. Rack mounting requires proper ventilation clearance around the unit to prevent heat buildup. Follow all applicable NEC guidelines for low-voltage signal wiring and grounding in installed AV systems.