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Shure UA844+SWB UHF Antenna Distribution System with Active Directional Antennas Kit (3 to 5 Systems)
Key Features
- 470 to 960 MHz Wideband UHF
- UA844+SWB Antenna Distribution System
- 2 x UA874 Active Directional Antennas
- 4 x DC Power Cables
The 470 to 960 MHz Shure UA844+SWB UHF Antenna Distribution System with Active Directional Antennas Kit from B&H is for 3 to 5 wireless receiver systems. It includes the Shure UA844+SWB UHF wideband antenna distribution system, a PS45 power supply, four locking DC power cables for the ULX4D and ULXP4 receivers, four non-locking DC power cables for QLXD4, SLX4, and BLX4R receivers, ten 22" BNC cables, two 6' BNC cables, two bulkhead adapters, a rackmount hardware kit, and two UA874 active directional antennas (additional BNC cables are sold separately). This kit is compatible with the Shure BLX4R, SLX, ULX-S, ULX-P, QLX-D, and ULX-D single wireless microphone systems and can be used to split one pair of antennas to multiple receivers. In addition, it amplifies the RF signal to compensate for insertion loss.
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Does this product come with BNC antenna cables or ...
Does this product come with BNC antenna cables or just the antennas?
Yes. see below:
In the Box
Shure UA844+SWB UHF Wideband Antenna Distribution System (470 to 960 MHz)
PS45 Power Supply
4 x Locking DC Power Cables (for ULX4D, ULXP4)
4 x Non-Locking DC Power Cables (for QLXD4, SLX4, and BLX4R)
10 x 22" BNC Cables
2 x 6' BNC Cables
2 x Bulkhead Adapters
Rackmount Hardware Kit
Limited 2-Year Warranty
2 x Shure UA874 Active Directional Antenna
2-Year Limited Warranty
Date published: 2021-03-25
I have 3 Shure SLXD24D Dual-Channel receivers. ...
I have 3 Shure SLXD24D Dual-Channel receivers. This is technically 6 channels, am I exceeding the limit of this unit?
The Shure UA844+SWB UHF Antenna Distribution System with Active Directional Antennas Kit (3 to 5 Systems) is able to be used with up to 5x receiver units, not channels.
Date published: 2024-10-13
Can you use this with a mix of wireless bands? ...
Can you use this with a mix of wireless bands?
For example I have 3x H19 (542-572MHz) and 1x G5 (494-518MHz)
In theory yes!
The key is to use antennas that cover that range of receivers.
Best case would be two antennas that cover the entire range from 494 to 572. mHz.
If that is not possible the next best thing would be to use one antenna from each band.
Not perfect but should work for you if you are only using a couple (or half a dozen) systems in a low traffic area.
Trying it in Times Square might not give tou the results you are hoping for ...
Good luck!
Date published: 2021-07-13
Can I use this Distribution System for my Shure ...
Can I use this Distribution System for my Shure in-ear units? Or is there a system better suited for in-ears?
For IEM systems you would want to use an antenna combiner, such as BH # SHPA421B (Depending on the model and frequency block of your transmitters).
Date published: 2023-05-11
Do I need to purchase the UA8 antennas as well or ...
Do I need to purchase the UA8 antennas as well or does it come with some?
The Shure UA844+SWB/LC Wideband Antenna Distribution System does not come with any external antennas. The "/LC" in the model name stands for "less cables" and indicates that the package includes the distribution system unit but not the external BNC antenna cables or the antennas. So, the antennas and BNC connector cables, as well as mounting stands or brackets, should be purchased separately.
Date published: 2025-10-22
Does this work with SLXD4 receivers ?
Does this work with SLXD4 receivers ?
Yes, it does. I'm using it with 4 SLXD Receivers.
Date published: 2021-12-01
Is compatible with the SLX-D too?
Is compatible with the SLX-D too?
Yes, the Shure UA844+SWB/LC Wideband Antenna Distribution System is compatible for use with Shure SLX-D receivers.
Date published: 2022-03-14
question
This is not only for BLX units, but for other models as well such as the QLX-D right?
Agreed, Jeff P's answer is correct.
Date published: 2018-08-27