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N-ear: 1-Wire Braided Fiber PTT
1-Wire
2-Wire
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A straightforward and efficient solution for communication needs where simplicity is the priority. The microphone and speaker functionalities operate on the same wire, and the system employs a button on the device to seamlessly transmit and receive.
Design
- Microphone and speaker functionalities integrated on the same wire
- Utilization of a device button for seamless transmission and reception
- Flexible Braided Fiber Cloth™ cord with a robust 90-pound pull strength
- Tangle-free design for hassle-free use
Available Connectors
- Harris - HR2, Harris - HR3
- HIROSE
- Kenwood – K
- Kenwood – K1
- Motorola Solutions – M, Motorola Solutions – M12, Motorola Solutions – M14, Motorola Solutions – M15, Motorola Solutions – M3, Motorola Solutions - M20
- Tait – TA
1 & 2 Wire Kits
The 1-Wire and 2-Wire setups represent the industry's longest-standing solutions offering straightforward operation and dependable audio separation in the field. These traditional systems are the trusted standard, prized for their simplicity, clear transmission, and effectiveness.
1-Wire
Renowned for crystal-clear audio quality and inconspicuous profile, it stands as the premier choice for seamless communication in any environment. The 1-Wire PTT/Mic. efficiently manages two audio functions over a single conductor. The microphone and speaker share one wire, while simply pressing the Push-to-Talk (PTT) button to transmit and release to receive audio.
2-Wire
With an ergonomic design and discreet two-wire cable, it ensures inconspicuous communication. The 2-Wire PTT/Mic. delivers advanced communication through dedicated audio separation. One wire is exclusively designated for the microphone to facilitate the transmit function, while a separate wire is dedicated to the speaker for receiving audio signals.
