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SKU: S-HOL-M1-BP01

Hollyland Spares - Solidcom M1 Beltpack (for SOLIDCOM M1)

R 11,192.95
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The Hollyland Solidcom M1 Replacement Beltpack (Model: HL-M1BP01) is an official, professional-grade spare transmitter designed to expand or replace a wireless unit in your existing Solidcom M1 intercom grid.

Built with an impact-resistant, scratch-proof matte finish and a double-injection molded housing, this compact beltpack is engineered to survive drop damage on fast-moving broadcast, film, theater, and church production sets.

Key Capabilities & Transmission Features

  • 1.9 GHz DECT Wireless Interference Block: Operates on the professional 1.9 GHz DECT frequency band. This isolates your crew's audio loops completely from the heavily congested 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands used by local Wi-Fi, wireless video transmitters, and stage smart devices.

  • Massive 1,300-Foot Line-of-Sight Footprint: Features a fully integrated dual-antenna layout hidden inside the chassis frame, pushing full-duplex (simultaneous two-way talk/listen) communication across a 1,312-foot (450-meter) line-of-sight radius.

  • Dual Headset Interface Options: Uniquely versatile, the beltpack features two physical audio inputs. It accepts both standard 3.5mm TRRS mini-jacks and professional broadcast 8-pin locking LEMO-style connectors on the same frame.

  • Instant Tactile Team Grouping: The face of the pack features a bright HD LCD screen displaying battery metrics and signal strength, paired with independent, differently shaped tactile buttons. This allows operators to toggle between three independent communication groups (e.g., lighting, camera, or stage hands) completely by touch without looking down.

Hardware Technical Specifications Matrix

Feature Component Hollyland Solidcom M1 Beltpack Specifications
Wireless Engine Profile 1.9 GHz Full-Duplex DECT (GFSK Modulation)
RF Sensitivity Floor Approx. -93 dBm
Audio Interface Ports 1× 8-Pin LEMO Connector | 1× 3.5mm TRRS Mini-Jack
Data & Pairing Link 1× USB-C Input Terminal
Frequency Response Range 200 Hz to 7 kHz (Optimized for crystal-clear vocal range)
Removable Power Cell 1500 mAh Lithium-Ion Rechargeable Battery (S-HOL-LBAT1500)
Continuous Operating Life Up to 6 Hours on a single full charge
Chassis Dimensions 4.1" × 2.6" × 0.9" (105 mm × 65 mm × 22.4 mm)
Physical Component Weight Ultra-lightweight 200 grams (7.0 oz) with battery inserted

How to Pair Your New Spare Beltpack to the Base Station

A new spare beltpack will not communicate with your intercom hub automatically out of the box. You must sync it using one of two quick methods:

Method A: Wired USB Connection (Fastest)

  1. Turn on the new beltpack.

  2. Connect a standard USB-A to USB-C cable from one of the USB type-A ports on the back of your Solidcom M1 Base Station Hub directly into the bottom USB-C port of the new beltpack.

  3. The Base Station screen will automatically detect the connection and display a pairing prompt. Choose an available slot number (1 through 8 for a single base station; 9 through 16 if cascading two units) and click confirm. The pairing completes in seconds.

Method B: Over-the-Air Manual Sync

  1. On the new beltpack, press and hold the Volume Up (+) and Volume Down (-) buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds to access the firmware main menu screen.

  2. Scroll to and select Pair.

  3. Go to your central Base Station Hub menu, select the corresponding pairing utility slot, and execute. The status bars will flash until they lock solid, confirming the link.

Battery Rotation Maintenance Tip: The Solidcom M1 beltpacks utilize the high-capacity HL-LBAT1500 battery block. While a battery is rated for up to 6 hours, dropping a fully drained pack onto the master 8-slot docking charging tray will recover the power level back to 100% in roughly 2.5 hours. Keeping a pair of spare batteries on the charging tray allows you to perform instant hot-swaps mid-production without interrupting multi-hour shoots.

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Hollyland Spares - Solidcom M1 Beltpack (for SOLIDCOM M1)

R 11,192.95

The Hollyland Solidcom M1 Replacement Beltpack (Model: HL-M1BP01) is an official, professional-grade spare transmitter designed to expand or replace a wireless unit in your existing Solidcom M1 intercom grid.

Built with an impact-resistant, scratch-proof matte finish and a double-injection molded housing, this compact beltpack is engineered to survive drop damage on fast-moving broadcast, film, theater, and church production sets.

Key Capabilities & Transmission Features

  • 1.9 GHz DECT Wireless Interference Block: Operates on the professional 1.9 GHz DECT frequency band. This isolates your crew's audio loops completely from the heavily congested 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands used by local Wi-Fi, wireless video transmitters, and stage smart devices.

  • Massive 1,300-Foot Line-of-Sight Footprint: Features a fully integrated dual-antenna layout hidden inside the chassis frame, pushing full-duplex (simultaneous two-way talk/listen) communication across a 1,312-foot (450-meter) line-of-sight radius.

  • Dual Headset Interface Options: Uniquely versatile, the beltpack features two physical audio inputs. It accepts both standard 3.5mm TRRS mini-jacks and professional broadcast 8-pin locking LEMO-style connectors on the same frame.

  • Instant Tactile Team Grouping: The face of the pack features a bright HD LCD screen displaying battery metrics and signal strength, paired with independent, differently shaped tactile buttons. This allows operators to toggle between three independent communication groups (e.g., lighting, camera, or stage hands) completely by touch without looking down.

Hardware Technical Specifications Matrix

Feature Component Hollyland Solidcom M1 Beltpack Specifications
Wireless Engine Profile 1.9 GHz Full-Duplex DECT (GFSK Modulation)
RF Sensitivity Floor Approx. -93 dBm
Audio Interface Ports 1× 8-Pin LEMO Connector | 1× 3.5mm TRRS Mini-Jack
Data & Pairing Link 1× USB-C Input Terminal
Frequency Response Range 200 Hz to 7 kHz (Optimized for crystal-clear vocal range)
Removable Power Cell 1500 mAh Lithium-Ion Rechargeable Battery (S-HOL-LBAT1500)
Continuous Operating Life Up to 6 Hours on a single full charge
Chassis Dimensions 4.1" × 2.6" × 0.9" (105 mm × 65 mm × 22.4 mm)
Physical Component Weight Ultra-lightweight 200 grams (7.0 oz) with battery inserted

How to Pair Your New Spare Beltpack to the Base Station

A new spare beltpack will not communicate with your intercom hub automatically out of the box. You must sync it using one of two quick methods:

Method A: Wired USB Connection (Fastest)

  1. Turn on the new beltpack.

  2. Connect a standard USB-A to USB-C cable from one of the USB type-A ports on the back of your Solidcom M1 Base Station Hub directly into the bottom USB-C port of the new beltpack.

  3. The Base Station screen will automatically detect the connection and display a pairing prompt. Choose an available slot number (1 through 8 for a single base station; 9 through 16 if cascading two units) and click confirm. The pairing completes in seconds.

Method B: Over-the-Air Manual Sync

  1. On the new beltpack, press and hold the Volume Up (+) and Volume Down (-) buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds to access the firmware main menu screen.

  2. Scroll to and select Pair.

  3. Go to your central Base Station Hub menu, select the corresponding pairing utility slot, and execute. The status bars will flash until they lock solid, confirming the link.

Battery Rotation Maintenance Tip: The Solidcom M1 beltpacks utilize the high-capacity HL-LBAT1500 battery block. While a battery is rated for up to 6 hours, dropping a fully drained pack onto the master 8-slot docking charging tray will recover the power level back to 100% in roughly 2.5 hours. Keeping a pair of spare batteries on the charging tray allows you to perform instant hot-swaps mid-production without interrupting multi-hour shoots.

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