Shure Wireless Microphone System Transceiver

Deliver consistent, secure audio for meetings and monitoring with the Shure Wireless Microphone System Transceiver — a dedicated video conference interface unit designed for professional AV and security environments. The MXCWAPT acts as the system hub, controlling audio routing, real-time settings, and automatic frequency coordination across the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands (including DFS) to minimize interference. Support for up to 125 wireless conference units and an operating range around 147.6 ft lets you scale from small huddle rooms to large boardrooms or command centers.

Built for integrators, the access point includes Dante networking with 10 inputs and 10 outputs plus analog XLR I/O for presenter mics or external sound reinforcement. AES-128 encryption protects sensitive communications for conferencing, security, and surveillance applications, while PoE simplifies installation. A front display and LEDs allow basic configuration without a laptop, speeding deployment in busy monitoring or compliance environments.

Ideal for AV, security, and enterprise deployments — add the Shure MXCWAPT to your next installation to improve audio reliability and centralize control. Contact sales or order now to deploy in boardrooms, control rooms, or surveillance monitoring centers.

• Centralized wireless hub: manages up to 125 conference units for reliable, large-room coverage and simplified system administration.
• Automatic frequency coordination: scans 2.4/5 GHz (including DFS) and reassigns channels to avoid interference, ensuring uninterrupted meetings and monitoring.
• Dante and analog flexibility: 10-in/10-out Dante audio plus XLR I/O lets you integrate with AV, security, and surveillance systems for scalable routing.
• Secure, low-latency audio: AES-128 encryption and PoE support deliver protected, easy-to-deploy audio for conferencing and security monitoring sites.
• Compact, mountable design: wall/ceiling or tabletop installation with status display and LEDs for quick setup in boardrooms, command centers, and surveillance hubs.