Wireless Bodypack Transmitter Omnitronic UHF-600, UHF 823–832 / 863–865 MHz, model 13063608

Omnitronic UHF-600 wireless bodypack transmitter operates in UHF frequency ranges 823–832 MHz and 863–865 MHz (model 13063608). It is built to provide a compact, battery-powered RF source for mobile audio links in live sound, presentations and broadcasting. The unit accepts standard lavalier or instrument microphone inputs and is intended to deliver reliable wireless transmission within its specified bands for small-to-medium AV setups and on-stage use.

Advantages

The Omnitronic UHF-600 offers stable RF performance within the specified UHF bands and a compact form factor suitable for body-worn use. Its compatibility with lavalier and instrument microphones allows flexible applications, and the transmitter’s straightforward control layout supports quick setup and operation. Designed for portability, it provides a practical solution when a wired connection is impractical.

Suitable for

• Wireless lavalier microphone applications for presenters and speakers
• Instrument-linked wireless transmission for guitars or small acoustic instruments (with appropriate mic or pickup)
• Small to medium live sound events and theatre productions
• Broadcast and ENG situations requiring portable RF audio links within the specified bands

When it may not be suitable

This transmitter is limited to the UHF frequency ranges 823–832 MHz and 863–865 MHz and therefore may not be compatible with systems operating on other bands or in regions where these frequencies are restricted. It is intended for applications where a single-channel bodypack is sufficient; larger multi-channel systems or complex frequency coordination requirements may require a different solution.

Key specifications

• Frequency ranges: UHF 823–832 MHz and 863–865 MHz
• Transmitter type: Bodypack (belt-worn) wireless transmitter
• Microphone compatibility: Lavalier and instrument microphone inputs
• Power: Battery-powered (portable operation)
• Intended use: Live sound, presentations, broadcast/ENG

How to use

Attach the UHF-600 bodypack transmitter to a belt or place it in a pocket, connect a compatible lavalier microphone or instrument cable to the input, and switch the unit on. Ensure the transmitter is set to the matching frequency within the receiver’s tuned UHF range and verify RF and audio indicators before the event. Keep spare batteries available and position the receiver to maintain a clear RF path for best signal stability.

What to consider before purchase

• Check local regulations and venue frequency allocations to confirm the 823–832 MHz and 863–865 MHz ranges are permitted for use
• Confirm compatibility with your existing receiver or choose a receiver that supports the same UHF bands
• Plan for battery type and operating time; have spare batteries for extended use
• Evaluate required number of channels and frequency coordination if deploying multiple wireless units

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, pair the Omnitronic UHF-600 with a receiver tuned to the same UHF band, perform an RF scan or test at the venue to avoid interference, and maintain line-of-sight where possible between transmitter and receiver. Use high-quality lavalier capsules or instrument pickups matched to the transmitter input and replace batteries before long sessions.