Recommended: Use the Shure Wireless Workbench - Free Download - Needs a PC - Has TV frequencies to avoid.Shure Frequencey finder (Tip: use the Suggest tool).Regional and Remote Western Australia Frequencies Wireless Devices Frequency List:įrequency charts for some of the gear we use. To find a frequency that may be available, use this Channel Finder: The new frequency range for legal use of wireless devices will be between 520MHz-694MHz and 1790MHz-1800MHz.Īvailable frequencies we can use varies from suburb to suburb! From 1 January 2015, it became illegal to use wireless microphones or transmitters operating in the digital dividend. The frequencies between 694MHz-820MHz (the digital dividend) was sold off for 4G services.
So if you can, use cables - and only use wireless if you have too. In the meantime, we would urge you not to make any purchasing decisions without ensuring that the equipment you wish to buy is compliant with the new regulations.Īs always, Stage Audio Works wants to assure its loyal customers of a continued premium service delivery and after-sales support to ensure customer satisfaction.Today, the airwaves are full of transmissions - and wireless microphone transmissions can suffer from interference.ĭue to the incompetence and lack of forsight of our Australian Government, equipment suppliers have had difficulty finding safe frequencies for wireless equipment - and as a result wireless gear is prone to reliabilty issues. For further information, please contact your local Sennheiser representative, who will be happy to provide expert consultation, or assist you in scheduling an assessment of your system, on a case-by-case basis. This change will affect Sennheiser as well as other brands that function within the same frequency range.įor some models, there will be solutions to realign systems to the updated frequency spectrum, however other older models might suffer from redundancy. As highlighted in the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA) report, all wireless microphones that are 50 milliwatts (mW) and under must now operate within the 470-786Mhz band. Owing to the recent spectrum reallocation to provision bandwidth to the telecommunications industry and align South Africa with the European Radio Frequency (RF) allocation, the existing frequency range of 780-822MHz no longer falls into the allotted spectrum for wireless microphone operation. As a primary distributor and integrator of microphone technology in South Africa, we wanted to share this information publicly, as we feel it is our duty to keep all of our clients: past, present and future, informed on matters that might affect their operations due to the changes in regulations.
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