RDL DB-RN22 Wall-Mounted Bi-Directional Mic / Line Dante Interface 2x2

For secure facilities, conference rooms and surveillance deployments, the Radio Design Labs DB-RN22 Wall-Mounted Bi-Directional Mic / Line Dante Interface 2x2 delivers professional, networked audio where you need it. This single-gang Pro Wall Plate provides two front-panel XLR mic/line inputs and two balanced rear outputs, enabling direct capture and distribution of speech or ambient audio over Dante/AES67 networks. PoE power and 24-bit analog-to-digital conversion keep installations tidy while preserving studio-quality, low-noise performance for security, surveillance and monitoring applications.

Remote configuration via RDL CONSOLE (or other network control software) makes gain staging, P48 phantom power and output attenuation simple to manage across multiple endpoints. The DB-RN22 fits standard U.S. electrical boxes (or optional WB-1U for thin walls) and is compatible with RDL network remote controls, reducing onsite setup time. Ideal for access control rooms, remote monitoring stations, and AV-over-IP projects, the DB-RN22 streamlines deployment of professional audio into your security and monitoring network. Contact sales to specify finish or add custom graphics for branded installations.

• Simplifies AV networking: mounts in a standard single-gang box and delivers Dante/AES67 audio over PoE for clean, cable-minimized installations
• Flexible mic/line connectivity: two front-panel XLR inputs with software-selectable gain and phantom power for reliable live, surveillance, or conferencing capture
• Clean, studio-quality audio: 24-bit A/D and D/A converters and low-noise electronics ensure intelligible speech for security, monitoring, and recording
• Easy remote control and integration: configure levels and routing with RDL CONSOLE or third-party network control for centralized management of multi-zone systems
• Installer-friendly outputs: two balanced rear outputs on a detachable terminal block simplify wiring to recorders, mixers, or monitoring stations