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SONICAIR 100 – Long-Range UHF Wireless Audio Transmitter & Receiver
 

The SONICAIR 100 by Illusion Universe is a professional UHF wireless audio transmitter and receiver system designed to transmit high-quality audio signals over long distances without the need for long audio cables. Ideal for live events, stage productions, conference halls, commercial installations and PA systems, it provides a flexible solution for connecting compatible audio equipment wirelessly.
 

Featuring a specified transmission range of up to 800 m in open-area, line-of-sight conditions, 20 selectable channels and ultra-low audio latency of less than 0.5 ms, the SONICAIR 100 is designed for reliable audio distribution in suitable environments. With XLR, RCA, 6.35 mm and 3.5 mm AUX connectivity, it integrates with compatible mixers, active speakers, amplifiers, stage monitors, musical instruments and other audio sources. Its one-transmitter-to-multiple-receivers architecture makes it suitable for distributed audio applications and larger venues.

Key Features

Features
  • Long-range wireless audio: Up to 800 m / 2,625 ft under suitable line-of-sight conditions.

  • UHF digital transmission: Specified operating band of 590–619 MHz.

  • 20 selectable channels: With 4 MHz channel spacing.

  • Multi-receiver support: Up to 200 receivers according to the supplied specification.

  • Low audio latency: Less than 0.5 ms as specified.

  • High-resolution audio: 48 kHz sampling rate and 24-bit resolution.

  • Wide frequency response: 20 Hz–20 kHz.

  • Multiple audio interfaces: XLR, RCA, 6.35 mm and 3.5 mm AUX.

  • Professional signal control: Balanced/unbalanced XLR selection and receiver Ground Lift/Earth switch.

  • Efficient operation: Specified power consumption of approximately 0.6 W for the transmitter and 0.2 W for the receiver.

  • Versatile installation: Suitable for compatible portable setups and permanent audio systems.

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Technical Specifications

Operating Voltage 
Working Current
Ambient Temp. (with °C)
Actual Op. Freq. Range 
Modulation
Channel Spacing
Frequency Selection Method
Frequency Selection Method
Frequency Stability
Actual Working Channels
Module Channel Spacing
Transceiver Range
Transmit Power
Receiving Sensitivity
Input Level
Input Resistance
Interface
Support
Stereo Output Level 1
Stereo Output Level 2
Output Impedance
Input-Output Gain Ratio
Audio Frequency Response
Latency
Sampling Rate
Signal-to-Noise Ratio
Distortion
Dynamic Range
Left/Right Channel Isolation

DESCRIPTION

TRANSMITTER

RECEIVER

3.6-6V DC
Max 120mA
-16-65°C
590~619MHz
GFSK
2Mbps
4MHz
Carrying Channel Unidirectional Loop Sel.
±100KHz
20CH
4MHz
330 feet (in open space)
1-100mV
/
Max 1.0Vpk
10K ohm
XLR2/RCA/6.35/3.5mm
Balance/Unbalance
/
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3.6-6V DC
Max 40mA
-16-65°C

590~619MHz
/
2Mbps
4MHz
Automatic search & manual selection
±100KHz
20CH
4MHz
330 feet (in open space)
1-100mV (default is 100mV )
-90dBm
/

/
XLR2/RCA/6.35/3.5mm
Lift/Earth
30mW RL=32Ω
50mW RL=32Ω
1k ohm

1:01
20-20000Hz
<0.5ms
48KHz/24bit
95db
0.3%@1KHZ
90dB
85dB

Transmission Distance
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  • (Transmission distance: no difference between 1-to-1 and 1-to-multiple modes.)

No.

Environment

Transmission Distance

Outdoor (open, no obstruction & strong interference)

Through walls

1 wall ≤100m; 2 walls ≤80m; 3 walls ≤60m; 4 walls ≤40m.

Stable up to 800m.

1

2

Wall penetration data for reference only; actual distance highly depends on wall material (reinforced concrete / brick will further reduce range).

Applications

Applications
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  • Wireless Mixer-to-Speaker: Connect a compatible audio mixer to a remote active PA speaker.

  • Live Events & Stage Audio: Reduce long audio cable runs in suitable event setups.

  • Conference Halls & Auditoriums: Support wireless audio links for presentations and venue sound systems.

  • Multi-Speaker Distribution: Send audio to multiple compatible receivers for distributed PA systems.

  • Commercial Audio Installations: Support audio distribution in showrooms, halls and other commercial spaces.

  • Wireless Instrument Audio: Connect compatible keyboards and other audio sources with suitable outputs.

  • Stage Monitoring: Transmit compatible audio signals to remote monitoring equipment.

  • Studio & Production Monitoring: Use in compatible low-latency audio monitoring setups.

Audio Connectivity & Signal Management
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The SONICAIR 100 supports multiple audio interfaces, including XLR, RCA, 6.35 mm and 3.5 mm AUX, helping integrate compatible professional and consumer audio equipment without requiring separate converters in many setups.
 

Its Balanced/Unbalanced XLR switch helps accommodate different signal configurations, while the receiver's Ground Lift/Earth switch can help reduce unwanted hum caused by ground loops in suitable installations. Correct signal levels, connections and grounding practices should always be observed.

Long-Range Transmission & Multi-Receiver Support
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The SONICAIR 100 is specified for transmission up to 800 m / 2,625 ft in suitable open-area, line-of-sight conditions. Actual range can vary due to walls, metal structures, RF interference, antenna placement and the installation environment.
 

The system supports a basic 1 transmitter to 1 receiver configuration as well as a specified 1 transmitter to multiple receivers configuration. Up to 200 receivers and up to 10 complete TX/RX systems by default are listed in the supplied specifications; confirm the final hardware's compatibility and frequency coordination requirements before planning large installations.

Compatible Audio Equipment
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The SONICAIR 100 is designed to work with compatible:
 

  • Professional, digital and analog audio mixers

  • Audio processors and DSP systems

  • Active PA speakers and powered monitors

  • Power amplifiers

  • Stage and studio monitoring equipment

  • Keyboards and compatible musical instruments

  • Computers and media players with suitable audio connections

  • Commercial and distributed audio systems
     

Important: The SONICAIR 100 transmits audio signals; it is not a power amplifier. An active speaker can connect to a compatible receiver output. A passive speaker requires a suitable power amplifier between the receiver and speaker.

Why Choose SONICAIR 100?
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  • Reduce the need for long audio cable runs.

  • Connect compatible professional and consumer audio equipment.

  • Support long-range wireless audio transmission in suitable environments.

  • Benefit from specified ultra-low latency and high-resolution digital audio.

  • Expand compatible audio distribution with multiple receivers.

  • Manage XLR signal configuration and ground-loop noise in suitable setups.

  • Use the system for events, stages, conferences and commercial installations.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions
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1. What is the SONICAIR 100?
The SONICAIR 100 is a UHF digital wireless audio transmitter and receiver system that sends compatible audio signals between equipment without requiring a long audio cable.
 
2. What is the maximum range of SONICAIR 100?
The specified maximum range is up to 800 m / 2,625 ft under suitable open-area, line-of-sight conditions. Obstacles and radio interference may reduce the range.
 
3. Can SONICAIR 100 connect a mixer to an active speaker?
Yes. Connect a compatible audio mixer to the transmitter and the receiver to the active speaker's compatible audio input.
 
4. Can one transmitter connect to multiple receivers?
The supplied specifications list support for up to 200 receivers. Confirm receiver compatibility and practical system capacity for the final hardware version.
 
5. Which audio interfaces are supported?
The listed interfaces are XLR, RCA, 6.35 mm and 3.5 mm AUX. Compatibility depends on the connected equipment and signal level.
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