RDL SF-BNC2 Bidirectional Unbalanced Stereo Audio Network Interface

Bring high-quality unbalanced stereo audio into your Dante network without complexity. The Radio Design Labs SF-BNC2 Bidirectional Unbalanced Stereo Audio Network Interface converts two line-level unbalanced sources to Dante channels and returns two Dante channels as unbalanced outputs on both RCA and 3.5 mm connectors, making it ideal for security, surveillance, monitoring and general AV integrations. PoE powering and a visible front LED for valid power and network sync simplify installations in racks, control rooms, or field cabinets. With 24-bit digital conversion, selectable sample rates up to 96 kHz, and RDL’s low-noise analog filtering, the SF-BNC2 preserves clarity for voice, music or ambient audio used in monitoring and broadcast contexts. Its compact, all-metal chassis supports free-standing, surface-mounted, or rack-mounted use and is engineered for continuous duty. Deploy the SF-BNC2 to bridge analog sources and Dante networks quickly — perfect for upgrading legacy systems, streaming surveillance audio, or expanding distributed AV infrastructures.

• Integrate legacy analog sources into modern Dante networks with two unbalanced stereo inputs and outputs on RCA and 3.5 mm, simplifying installation and signal routing.
• PoE-powered, plug-and-play design removes the need for separate power supplies and speeds deployment for security, surveillance, and monitoring systems.
• Studio-grade 24-bit conversion and selectable sample rates up to 96 kHz deliver low-noise, high-fidelity audio for critical AV and broadcast applications.
• Durable all-metal enclosure and front-panel LED for PoE/network sync ensure reliable, rack- or surface-mounted operation in demanding installations.
• No special software required for basic setup, reducing configuration time and easing integration into scalable Dante audio networks.