Professional Wireless Systems (PWS), a Masque Sound Company, will be presenting its brand-new equipment and rental packages at InfoComm 2017 (Booth 6881).
PWS is expanding its offerings to include new antennas for the difficult-to-navigate RF landscape and ready-to-use rental packages for quicker, more efficient setups and break downs at events.
“We are excited to present our new options to the crowds at InfoComm this year,” says Jim Van Winkle, general manager, PWS. “Our new gear and rental packages are created specifically with the event broadcasters in mind. PWS prides itself on being an expert in the field of radiofrequency distribution and have worked to create these products to make on-site setup effortless. With the new guidelines presented by the FCC, we are also eager to speak to our customers to help them make sense of the outcome of the auction and provide solutions that meet their evolving needs. “
The new PWS VX-4 antenna combiner is an expansion of the GX series. Users are now able to combine up to four VHF range transmitters into a single antenna. The VX-4 is the perfect complement to pair with four rack-mounted Lectrosonics VHF IFB transmitters.
Also new are the PWS UHF in-line filters, which are designed to attenuate extraneous RF energy outside the tuned wideband 470-698 MHz range. Both product series of the in-line filters (1 & 2) are designed to lower the noise floor in increasingly demanding RF environments.
New rental options from PWS will also be introduced, including all rental choices now being deployed in Olympic FastPack racks, custom workboxes and trunks. These cases increase efficiency on location for both load-in and load-out. The slim design is beneficial on shows with tight workspaces and makes for a smaller truck pack. This is a plus for large-scale productions, be it a broadcast, live performance or other type of event.
PWS rental equipment packages are ready-to-use as soon as the racks are opened and antennas are mounted. Everything is pre-patched and pre-tuned using coordinated frequencies from PWS’ Intermodulation Analysis Software (IAS).
