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Key Features
- Production Crew Communication (4 People)
- Wireless Bodypacks: 1 Host and 3 Guests
- 4 Bluetooth Wireless Headsets
- Full-Duplex Communication up to 1148'
Featuring dual-mic Environmental Noise Cancellation (ENC) for use in loud environments, the Vaxis Litecomm V1 4S is a full-duplex, wireless intercom system engineered to provide crystal-clear communication with minimal background noise and all-day wearing comfort in a split-design with separate wireless headsets and transceiver bodypacks. This configuration includes four dual-sided headsets, four bodypacks (one Host and three Guests), along with eight rechargeable batteries, chargers, and accessories. The headsets connect to the bodypacks via Bluetooth (with fast NFC pairing), while the system operates in the 1.9 GHz spectrum and uses proven DECT technology to ensure secure and reliable transmission at a line-of-sight range of up to 1148', making it well suited for a variety of applications, including film/TV sets, live broadcast, events, large-scale retail, and outdoor teams.
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With a proper adapter, would I be able to use the ...
With a proper adapter, would I be able to use the 3.5mm connector on the Guest pack to a separate analog mic and speaker?
Yes, the 3.5mm connector on the Vaxis Litecomm V1 Guest Controller (1.9 GHz) that is included with the Vaxis Litecomm V1 2S Full-Duplex Wireless Intercom System with Two Headsets (1.9 GHz) is TRRS, allowing for the connection of a headset with inline microphone, or you can use an adapter like the Rode SC6 [BH #ROSC6], to connect it to a TRS connection lavalier mic, and a separate stereo headphone at the same time.
Date published: 2025-11-07
Can I use my own Bluetooth headphones with these ...
Can I use my own Bluetooth headphones with these Vaxis bodypacks?
No, the Vaxis Litecomm V1 2S Full-Duplex Wireless Intercom System with Two Headsets (1.9 GHz) bodypack would not work with a 3rd party Bluetooth headset.
Date published: 2024-03-28
Could I connect my wireless receiver (Lark M2 ...
Could I connect my wireless receiver (Lark M2 Max) to a Guest pack and be able to hear the audio through the other headsets?
No, the output from the Hollyland LARK MAX 2 receiver cannot be connected to the Vaxis Litecomm V1 Guest Controller included with the Vaxis Litecomm V1 2S Full-Duplex Wireless Intercom System with Two Headsets (1.9 GHz), as the Guest Controller does not have an audio input jack for external devices like the Hollyland receiver. However, you can connect the output from the Hollyland receiver to the aux input on the Vaxis Litecomm V1 Host Controller and the other guest users will be able to hear the audio through their headsets.
Date published: 2025-09-25