Williams AV WF R2-N WAV Pro Wi-Fi Receiver Without Power Supply

Designed for reliable, professional assistive listening in venues, security control rooms and surveillance/monitoring environments, the Williams AV WAV Pro Wi‑Fi Receiver (WF R2-N) puts accessibility and ease-of-use first. This dedicated assistive listening device delivers a crisp audio experience and the industry’s largest 6.8" full HD+ display so users can quickly identify channels and settings at a glance. With Bluetooth compatibility and optional neckloop support, patrons and staff can connect personal headphones or hearing aids for private, hearing-aid-compatible listening. Engineered for long deployments, the Li‑Polymer battery provides up to 40 hours of continuous streaming under normal use, minimizing interruptions during events, tours, or extended monitoring shifts.

Purpose-built for assistive listening and ADA compliance, the WAV Pro pairs seamlessly with Williams AV WaveCAST, WaveCAST C and WaveCAST 8 transmitters to deliver secure Wi‑Fi audio across venues and operations that require dependable audio monitoring. Lightweight, environmentally certified (CE, FCC, RoHS3, WEEE) and backed by a 2-year limited warranty, it suits conferences, houses of worship, airports, security monitoring stations and more. Improve accessibility and operational efficiency—add the Williams AV WAV Pro Wi‑Fi Receiver to your deployment today.

• Delivers clear, reliable assistive audio so listeners never miss announcements or briefings, improving accessibility and compliance.
• Large 6.8" full HD+ display makes channel, volume and source info instantly visible for fast, confident operation in busy environments.
• Up to 40 hours of continuous streaming reduces downtime and battery changes for extended events, tours, or monitoring shifts.
• Bluetooth pairing and support for Williams AV neckloop let users connect personal headphones or hearing aids for comfortable, discreet listening.
• Seamlessly integrates with WaveCAST-enabled transmitters for secure Wi‑Fi audio distribution across venues, security rooms, or monitoring stations.