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A network antenna covering 1895.616–1904.256 MHz for wireless microphone receivers, mountable outdoors or on walls, ceilings and stands
The Panasonic WX-SA250 is a network antenna built for wireless microphone receivers. It covers the 1895.616 MHz to 1904.256 MHz band and supports outdoor, desktop, wall, ceiling or stand mounting.
This antenna suits installers who need a single-band solution for compatible Panasonic wireless microphone systems. It is not for users who require multi-band coverage, adjustable frequency tuning or integration with non-Panasonic receiver hardware.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.95 kg |
| Package size | 274 × 239 × 76 mm |
The Panasonic WX-SA250 antenna is supplied as a single unit. Mounting brackets, coaxial cable and the wireless microphone receiver are not included and must be purchased separately.
This model covers 1895.616 MHz to 1904.256 MHz. Select it when your microphone receiver operates inside that band.
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