Crown PZM-11LLWR Microphone

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Crown PZM-11LLWR Microphone Product code: SKU Manufacturer: Crown Price: $223.99

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Crown PZM-11LLWR Microphone

A weather-resistant model designed for outdoor use. A plastic membrane inside the microphone protects the microphone capsule from water damage. The mic mounts in a standard electrical outlet box and has screw-terminal connections. Applications include fast-food restaurants, outdoor intercoms, toll booths, bridges, theme park security and home automation. Powering is by 12-24V AC or DC. PZM-11LLWRS1 (available on special order) is powered by phantom power.

The Crown® PZM®-11LLWR is a weatherresistant Pressure Zone Microphone® with a balanced, line-level output. A plastic membrane inside the microphone protects the mic capsule from water damage.

The mic mounts in a standard electrical outlet box. Applications include fast-food restaurants, outdoor intercoms, toll booths, bridges, theme park security, home automation, and so on.

The microphone can be plugged directly into a VCR line input - no costly mic preamp is needed. Output (via screw terminals) can be balanced or unbalanced. Powering is by 12-24V AC or DC. The unit can be factory-set for phantom powering by special order.

In the PZM-11LLWR, frequencies below the voice range are rolled off to reduce traffic rumble. The high-frequency response is boosted to help articulation. Because of its tailored response and PZM construction, the PZM-11LLWR will pick up conversations or other desired sounds with extra clarity.

The unit is "weather resistant," which means:

• The microphone will work during and after rainfall.
• The mic's frequency response will change temporarily if the membrane gets wet, but will return to normal when dry.
• If water freezes on the membrane, the mic's frequency response will change, but will return to normal when the ice melts and the membrane dries.
• High-pressure water sprays directly on the membrane (through the louvered wall plate) may damage the membrane.
• The microphone is not designed to be submerged.