Sennheiser CHG 70N network charger

€309.00*

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delivery time 14 days

Product number: 509455

Product information "Sennheiser CHG 70N network charger"

The CHG 70N is a network-enabled charger with two

individual charging slots.

FEATURES

Control and monitoring via the Sennheiser Control Cockpit and third-party applications

2 slots: for loading EW-DX SKM, SK or BA70

Power supply via PoE or power supply

Cascade connection of up to 5 CHG 70N (only one network and power supply required)

2 hours charging time (0~80%), 3 hours to 100%

SCOPE OF DELIVERY

CHG 70N

quick start Guide

safety instructions

Technical specifications:

Power supply: 12 V DC for a single device

or a cascade of up to 5 devices or PoE IEEE

802.3af Class 0 for a single device

Current consumption: max. 3.5 A for a cascade of up to 5 devices

Network jack: RJ-45, IEEE 802.3; 10base-T (half and full), 100base-TX (half and full)

Charging Voltage: 4.35V

Charging Current: Min 344mA, Max 860mA

Charging time for full charge: 3.5 hours max

Charging temperature range: between -10 °C and +50 °C

Storage temperature range: between -20 °C and +70 °C

Dimensions: approx. 200 x 104 x 116 mm

Weight: about 640g

Power supply optional

Manufacturer "Sennheiser"

Sennheiser stands for excellent quality and enjoys great popularity in the music sector worldwide. Sennheiser's product range includes headphones, microphones, wireless microphone systems, conference and information systems as well as aviation and audiology products.

Sennheiser mainly produces for the music industry, aviation and the entertainment industry. In addition, Sennheiser produces consumer electronics for private customers. The company's first independently developed microphone was the MD2, which they introduced to the market in 1947. The first shotgun microphone followed in 1956. A year later, Sennheiser manufactured 100 different product types. The world's first open headphones appeared in 1968, heralding the success story of Sennheiser headphones. Infrared transmission technology followed in the 1970s and multi-channel wireless transmission in the 1980s. In the early 1990s, Sennheiser produced a limited edition of the famous Sennheiser Orpheus - a handcrafted, electrostatic headphone driven directly by a tube amplifier - which is said to be the most expensive headphone in the world.

Sennheiser - innovations for the audio industry

Sennheiser stands for innovative strength and the highest quality and has received numerous patents and awards. These include two innovation prizes from German industry, the Scientific and Engineering Award, Emmy and Grammy. The consistent further development of technologies in acoustics and electronics is the key to expanding Sennheiser's strong market position.

Sennheiser worldwide

The Sennheiser Group based in Wedemark (Hanover region) is one of the world's leading manufacturers of microphones, headphones and wireless transmission systems. In 2007, the family business, founded in Germany in 1945, achieved sales of more than 395 million euros with a foreign share of over 83%. Sennheiser has almost 2000 employees worldwide, 56% of them in Germany. Sennheiser manufactures in Germany, Ireland and the USA and is represented worldwide by subsidiaries in France, Great Britain, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Denmark (Nordic), Russia, Hong Kong, India, Singapore, Japan, China, Canada, Mexico and the USA as well as through long-term trading partners in many other countries. The companies Georg Neumann GmbH, Berlin (studio microphones), K + H Vertriebs- und Entwicklungsgesellschaft mbH (Klein + Hummel studio monitors, installed sound) and the joint venture Sennheiser Communications A/S (headsets for PC, office and call centers) also belong to Sennheiser Group.

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