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SKU: HOL-SOLC1-HUB

Hollyland Solidcom C1 HUB Base for DECT Intercom System (1.9 GHz)

R 42,334.95
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The Hollyland Solidcom C1 HUB Base is the central command and routing station designed to elevate a standard, hubless Solidcom C1 setup into a professional, partitioned intercom network.

Operating on the license-free 1.9 GHz DECT 6.0 spectrum, this standalone HUB base does not replace your existing headsets. Instead, it acts as a master transceiver that completely restructures how they communicate. Adding the HUB base allows you to unlock multi-group communication, integrate external audio lines, and expand your team's size up to 9 users natively (and far more when daisy-chained).

Key Capabilities Unlocked by the HUB Base

  • A/B Team Partitioning: A standard hubless C1 setup forces everyone onto a single open channel. The HUB Base features a front-panel interface that lets you split your crew into two isolated communication groups (Group A and Group B). For example, your camera team can run on Group A while the stage/audio hands coordinate on Group B, preventing cross-department line clutter.

  • One-Touch Master Announcement (ANNC): The front face of the HUB features a prominent ANNC button. When pressed by the director or technical director, it instantly overrides and mutes communication between the remote headsets, allowing a single message or emergency cue to be broadcast to all users across both groups simultaneously.

  • A 9th Wired User Node: The HUB features a 3.5mm TRRS headphone/microphone jack on its front face. By plugging a specialized wired Hollyland headset directly into the base, a stationary operator (like a Technical Director at a switcher desk) can seamlessly join the loop as a 9th active team member.

  • Cloud-Based Cloud Monitoring & Management: Connecting the HUB base to a computer or local network via its LAN port allows you to log into a local web-browser utility. From there, you can name individual headsets, monitor live battery telemetry, adjust precise microphone gains, and execute firmware updates over a clean UI.

Professional System Interfacing (Rear Panel)

As shown on the rear layout of the chassis, the HUB Base acts as an electrical audio bridge to tie your mobile field crew into permanent venue infrastructure:

  • 2-Wire Audio Interface (Dual 3-Pin XLR): Integrates your wireless setup directly into traditional, hardwired analog partyline systems (such as legacy Clear-Com or RTS setups).

  • 4-Wire Audio Interface (RJ45 Port): Connects into high-end digital matrix intercom systems or professional studio audio consoles.

  • IP Cascading (Dual RJ45 Ports): Allows you to link up to 3 separate HUB bases together via standard network cabling, instantly scaling your simultaneous user capacity from 9 up to 24+ users.

Technical Specifications Matrix

Feature Specification
Native System Capacity Up to 8 Wireless Headsets + 1 Local Wired Headset (9 Total Users)
Wireless RF Carrier Secure Digital DECT 6.0 Platform (1.9 GHz Band)
Line-of-Sight Range Up to 1,000 Feet (300 Meters) radius from the HUB node
Cascading Expansion Limit Up to 3 HUBs total via IP network looping
Power Input - Main Fixed 12V DC Locking Barrel Block or PoE (Power over Ethernet)
Power Input - Field Mobile Dual rear-mounted Sony NP-F (L-Series) Battery Plates
Chassis Mounting Footprint Built-in 1/4"-20 threaded cold-shoe mounting bracket

💡 Mobile Deployment Tip: If you are shooting on a remote location without access to grid power or generator blocks, the HUB Base can run completely untethered. You can snap two standard Sony NP-F batteries directly onto the back of the device. The internal circuit architecture is hot-swappable—allowing you to swap out a depleted battery for a fresh one mid-show without interrupting communication or shutting down the system for your field operators.

 

 

Hollyland

Hollyland Solidcom C1 HUB Base for DECT Intercom System (1.9 GHz)

R 42,334.95

The Hollyland Solidcom C1 HUB Base is the central command and routing station designed to elevate a standard, hubless Solidcom C1 setup into a professional, partitioned intercom network.

Operating on the license-free 1.9 GHz DECT 6.0 spectrum, this standalone HUB base does not replace your existing headsets. Instead, it acts as a master transceiver that completely restructures how they communicate. Adding the HUB base allows you to unlock multi-group communication, integrate external audio lines, and expand your team's size up to 9 users natively (and far more when daisy-chained).

Key Capabilities Unlocked by the HUB Base

  • A/B Team Partitioning: A standard hubless C1 setup forces everyone onto a single open channel. The HUB Base features a front-panel interface that lets you split your crew into two isolated communication groups (Group A and Group B). For example, your camera team can run on Group A while the stage/audio hands coordinate on Group B, preventing cross-department line clutter.

  • One-Touch Master Announcement (ANNC): The front face of the HUB features a prominent ANNC button. When pressed by the director or technical director, it instantly overrides and mutes communication between the remote headsets, allowing a single message or emergency cue to be broadcast to all users across both groups simultaneously.

  • A 9th Wired User Node: The HUB features a 3.5mm TRRS headphone/microphone jack on its front face. By plugging a specialized wired Hollyland headset directly into the base, a stationary operator (like a Technical Director at a switcher desk) can seamlessly join the loop as a 9th active team member.

  • Cloud-Based Cloud Monitoring & Management: Connecting the HUB base to a computer or local network via its LAN port allows you to log into a local web-browser utility. From there, you can name individual headsets, monitor live battery telemetry, adjust precise microphone gains, and execute firmware updates over a clean UI.

Professional System Interfacing (Rear Panel)

As shown on the rear layout of the chassis, the HUB Base acts as an electrical audio bridge to tie your mobile field crew into permanent venue infrastructure:

  • 2-Wire Audio Interface (Dual 3-Pin XLR): Integrates your wireless setup directly into traditional, hardwired analog partyline systems (such as legacy Clear-Com or RTS setups).

  • 4-Wire Audio Interface (RJ45 Port): Connects into high-end digital matrix intercom systems or professional studio audio consoles.

  • IP Cascading (Dual RJ45 Ports): Allows you to link up to 3 separate HUB bases together via standard network cabling, instantly scaling your simultaneous user capacity from 9 up to 24+ users.

Technical Specifications Matrix

Feature Specification
Native System Capacity Up to 8 Wireless Headsets + 1 Local Wired Headset (9 Total Users)
Wireless RF Carrier Secure Digital DECT 6.0 Platform (1.9 GHz Band)
Line-of-Sight Range Up to 1,000 Feet (300 Meters) radius from the HUB node
Cascading Expansion Limit Up to 3 HUBs total via IP network looping
Power Input - Main Fixed 12V DC Locking Barrel Block or PoE (Power over Ethernet)
Power Input - Field Mobile Dual rear-mounted Sony NP-F (L-Series) Battery Plates
Chassis Mounting Footprint Built-in 1/4"-20 threaded cold-shoe mounting bracket

💡 Mobile Deployment Tip: If you are shooting on a remote location without access to grid power or generator blocks, the HUB Base can run completely untethered. You can snap two standard Sony NP-F batteries directly onto the back of the device. The internal circuit architecture is hot-swappable—allowing you to swap out a depleted battery for a fresh one mid-show without interrupting communication or shutting down the system for your field operators.

 

 

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