Williams AV WF T5 WaveCAST 1-Channel Wi-Fi Audio System with Dante

Bring professional, networked assistive listening to auditoriums, control rooms and surveillance centers with the Williams AV WaveCAST WF T5 audio transmitter. This 1-channel Wi‑Fi audio system with Dante delivers low-latency, high-fidelity sound and is engineered for environments that require clear voice monitoring and secure audio distribution. The WF T5’s hardware-based DSP offers multiple presets and customizable EQ so you can optimize for speech intelligibility, music fidelity or hearing assistance without complex tuning.

Designed for integration into pro AV and security infrastructure, the WaveCAST includes professional 1/4" and XLR inputs, line outputs, Ethernet/Dante interfaces and a rack-mount form factor to fit existing racks. Deploy up to four WaveCAST units on the same network to create multiple listening channels, supporting 45 users in unicast mode or 1500+ users via multicast—ideal for large venues, campus monitoring, or multi-room surveillance audio. Streams directly to mobile apps or Wi‑Fi receivers to support BYOD listening and simplify operation.

For reliable assistive listening, monitoring or on-site audio distribution in security and surveillance applications, choose the Williams AV WaveCAST WF T5. Contact us for a demo or specification support.

• Delivers clear, low-latency Wi-Fi and Dante audio so staff and visitors receive reliable assistive listening and monitoring in real time.
• Scalable multi-channel design supports up to 4 systems, 45 users in unicast or 1500+ in multicast for large venues and multi-site deployments.
• Built-in hardware DSP with preset and custom EQ makes speech intelligibility and music fidelity easy to optimize for security, surveillance, and live events.
• Professional 1/4" and XLR inputs plus line output and rack-mount form factor simplify integration into pro AV, networking, and monitoring systems.
• Streams directly to mobile apps or Wi-Fi receivers for BYOD convenience, reducing receiver hardware costs and simplifying end-user access.