Williams Sound IR+ Control Center with Dante and IR+ E4 Emitter

- IR+ Control Center with Dante -
The IR+ Control Center provides audio over Wi-Fi and Infrared. Infrared is best used for assistive audio in large spaces, or for secured audio transmission within a room. Connect the IR M1 to a Wi-Fi multicast router or in-house network you can stream audio over Wi-Fi to the Williams AV WaveCAST app (available in the iOS app store or Google Play store).

The IR+ Control Center features a distributed infrared emitter array architecture allowing up to four emitters either stacked together for large room arrays or distributed throughout the room to accommodate wings in room design, balconies or other obscured venue locations.

The rack mounted or remotely located IR M1 Control Center comes standard with support for up to four IR emitters. Each emitter runs back to the modulator via a CAT5e cable, providing the audio and power needed to support the remote emitter. Each emitter has a coverage area of 18,000 sq. ft.

This version of the product features Dante.


- IR+ Emitter -
The IR E4 Emitter transmits the audio input from the IR+ (IR M1). Covering a span of 18,000 sq. ft (1,670 sq. meters), a single emitter can be combined with additional IR E4 emitters to provide extra coverage. Up to four emitters can be stacked together for large room arrays or distributed throughout the room to accommodate wings in room design, balconies or other obscured venue locations.

For the IR E4 Emitter to function, it must be connected to the IR M1 modulator. Up to 4 emitters can be connected to the IR M1 directly, and up to 16 emitters can be connected with the use of IR A4 arrays.

- ADA Wall Plaque -
Let your customers know that an ADA-compliant hearing assistance system is available to them with a Hearing Assistance Available sign.

Elevate visitor awareness of your hearing assistance offerings through the ADA Wall Plaque. Designed for your convenience, the included adhesive and stand offer versatile mounting choices. You can effortlessly hang it on a wall or window using the provided adhesive or use the provided stand to display it on a service counter or desk, ensuring clear communication of your ADA-compliant hearing assistance options available.