Wireless audio guide are more commonly used in team interpretations on the market. This is a device for real-time voice transmission, which allows everyone in the entire reception team to listen clearly, and is also convenient for the group leader to explain the content. The wireless audio guide consists of a transmitter, a receiver, and a charging device. It is also very simple to use. The speaker uses the transmitter to connect the microphone to directly turn on the machine and speak, and the participants wear the receiver to listen. The wireless audio guide will automatically match the channel when it is turned on, so there is no need to match the frequency again. If multiple groups are received at the same time, just operate the setting to switch channels. Wireless audio guide are more commonly used in conferences, exhibition halls, tour guides and other occasions. They have the advantages of convenience and flexibility. No wiring or connecting cables are required, and voice can be easily transmitted.
In addition, wireless audio guide also have the advantages of strong anti-interference ability, long transmission distance and clear sound quality. As long as they are within the signal receiving range of the wireless audio guide, they can clearly hear the explanation. Moreover, wireless audio guide also have the advantage of being quick in operation, one-key shutdown, one-key frequency matching, one-key mute, etc., which are convenient for the team to use. The wireless audio guide is powered by lithium batteries, and the device has a long standby time. Even if you are receiving guests for a long time, you don’t have to worry about running out of power. In addition, it can be charged in batches using a charging box, which saves charging time. After charging, it can be directly stored in the box to avoid damage to the device due to improper storage. It can be seen that the wireless audio guide is not only simple and convenient to use, but also improves reception efficiency and allows visitors to hear more clearly.
