Rane Commercial Zone Pager Tabletop Paging Station with Super-Cardioid Microphone

What sets the RANE Zone Pager apart is its advanced paging capabilities, designed to meet the demands of dynamic commercial environments. This tabletop paging station is engineered to facilitate clear and targeted communication across multiple zones, making it an indispensable tool for establishments such as bar/lounge restaurants, meeting rooms, schools, houses of worship, and smaller venues requiring sophisticated paging systems.

The RANE Zone Pager boasts the ability to page up to six individual zones separately, create announcements for two groups of zones, or address all zones simultaneously, ensuring messages are delivered precisely where needed. The intuitive interface features indicator lights that provide immediate visual feedback, signaling when a zone is ready for paging, if it is currently busy due to a higher-priority page, or when a chime sequence has concluded, if this function is activated.

At the heart of the RANE Zone Pager is a high-quality, super-cardioid microphone, included to guarantee superior sound pickup with minimal interference from ambient noise. This directional microphone is supported by a flexible gooseneck and connects seamlessly via a 3-pin XLR connector. The microphone input is versatile, offering 24V phantom power to accommodate both dynamic and condenser microphones.

For extended reach and reliable performance, the Zone Pager connects to a RANE DSP using a Cat5e (or better) cable, capable of maintaining a strong connection for local runs up to 500 feet (150 meters) from the equipment rack. The durable and portable design of the RANE Zone Pager, coupled with its easy-to-use interface, makes it a versatile choice for professionals seeking a refined paging solution.

Crafted by Rane, a brand synonymous with high-quality audio equipment, the Commercial Zone Pager Tabletop Paging Station is not only a testament to the brand's commitment to excellence but also a reflection of its understanding of the nuanced needs of commercial communication systems.