Shure Brothers ULXD2/SM86=-H50 Handheld Wireless Transmitter

Product Description

The SHURE BROTHERS INC. ULXD2/SM86=-H50 is a handheld wireless transmitter paired with an SM86 condenser capsule, designed for professional wireless audio systems. Operating in the H50 frequency band, this unit transmits audio signal from a handheld vocal or speech microphone to a compatible ULXD-series wireless receiver. It is built for demanding live sound, installed sound, and broadcast applications where reliable RF performance and consistent audio quality are required. Licensed audio engineers, AV integrators, and sound technicians are the primary installers and operators of this system component.

This transmitter is suited for professional wireless system deployments in both live performance and installed sound environments. The SM86 condenser capsule integrated into this handheld body is well-regarded for vocal reproduction in speech and singing applications. Typical install scenarios include houses of worship, performing arts venues, corporate AV systems, and broadcast studios. The H50 frequency band designation indicates the RF operating range, which must be coordinated with local spectrum conditions and other active wireless devices on site.

Key Features

• Handheld transmitter body paired with SM86 condenser microphone capsule
• H50 frequency band operation for RF transmission to compatible receivers
• Designed for use within the ULXD-series digital wireless platform
• Sold as a single unit (EA) for individual channel deployment
• Intended for professional wireless audio applications including live sound and installed AV

Compatibility

Designed as a handheld transmitter component for use within ULXD-series professional wireless systems operating in the H50 frequency band. Specific receiver compatibility should be confirmed against the ULXD receiver documentation for H50 band support.

Installation Notes

Installation and frequency coordination should be performed by a licensed audio engineer or qualified AV integrator familiar with professional wireless system deployment. Before servicing or replacing transmitter components, power down all associated receiver and audio signal chain equipment. Frequency coordination with existing wireless devices on site is required to avoid RF interference. Follow all applicable FCC regulations and venue licensing requirements when operating in licensed frequency bands.