Williams AV WF SYS2C – WaveCAST Assistive Listening System, 6 Receivers

Product Overview

The Williams AV WF SYS2C is a mid-size WaveCAST Wi-Fi assistive listening system that combines a WaveCAST C transmitter with six WAV Pro Wi-Fi receivers, a 6-bay drop-in charger, neckloops, headphones, and ADA signage. It gives houses of worship, courtrooms, and meeting facilities a turnkey ADA-compliant assistive listening solution that streams real-time audio over the venue Wi-Fi network. The WAV Pro receivers deliver the assistive listening industry's largest display at 6.8 inches, Bluetooth connectivity, and up to 40 hours of continuous streaming per charge.

Product Description

The system is built around the WaveCAST C (WF T5C) transmitter, a half-rack Wi-Fi audio platform with hardware DSP processing and selectable presets for hearing assistance, music, and voice. Audio feeds in through a combo XLR/1/4-inch mic/line input with selectable phantom power, and the included RPK 005 rack panel kit mounts the unit in a standard 19-inch equipment rack. Integrators can manage the transmitter from its front panel, hosted web page, or Telnet commands over Ethernet for room control system integration.

Six WAV Pro Wi-Fi receivers give the venue a managed pool of dedicated assistive listening devices. Each receiver connects to any Williams AV WaveCAST-enabled transmitter, presents channels on a 6.8-inch full HD+ display, and supports Bluetooth output to a guest's own headphones, hearing aids, or neck loop. The included AC CHG406 6-bay charger keeps the entire receiver fleet charged and organized at a welcome desk or AV closet, while two NKL 008 neckloops serve telecoil hearing aid users and six HED 024 folding headphones cover everyone else. The IDP 008 ADA wall plaque satisfies posting requirements.

Listeners with smartphones can stream the same audio through the free WaveCAST app for iOS and Android, so coverage extends well beyond the six dedicated receivers. For smaller rooms, see the 2-receiver WaveCAST system; larger venues can review the full Williams AV collection at Creation Networks for 12-receiver packages and accessories.

Key Features

• Six Dedicated Receivers — A managed pool of WAV Pro Wi-Fi receivers covers ADA loaner requirements for mid-size venues.
• 6-Bay Drop-In Charger — The included AC CHG406 charges the full receiver fleet with individual LED charge indicators.
• 6.8-Inch Receiver Display — The industry's largest assistive listening display simplifies channel selection for guests.
• 40-Hour Battery Life — Receivers stream up to 40 hours of continuous audio per charge under normal use conditions.
• Bluetooth Receiver Output — Guests connect their own headphones, hearing aids, or neck loops over Bluetooth.
• Hearing Aid Compatibility — Included neckloops couple audio inductively to telecoil-equipped hearing aids.
• BYOD App Streaming — The free WaveCAST app for iOS and Android extends listening to personal smartphones over the venue Wi-Fi.
• DSP-Based Transmitter — The WaveCAST C optimizes the stream for hearing assistance, music, or voice with selectable presets.
• Control System Integration — Telnet over Ethernet allows management from third-party control processors.
• ADA Signage Included — The IDP 008 wall plaque meets assistive listening posting requirements.

Typical Applications

• House of worship
• Government space
• Auditorium
• Conference room
• Training room
• Multi-purpose room
• Commercial meeting space

Technical Specifications

System Includes

(1) WaveCAST C Transmitter (WF T5C)
(6) WAV Pro Wi-Fi Receivers (WF R2-N)
(2) Neckloops (NKL 008)
(1) Rack Panel Kit (RPK 005)
(6) Folding Stereo Headphones (HED 024)
(1) ADA Wall Plaque (IDP 008)
(1) 6-Bay Charger (AC CHG406)

WF T5C Transmitter

WAV Pro Receiver

AC CHG406 6-Bay Charger

HED 024 Headphones

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the WF SYS2C satisfy ADA assistive listening requirements?

Yes. The package provides six dedicated loaner receivers, hearing aid compatible neckloops, and the IDP 008 ADA wall plaque — the equipment and signage venues need to meet ADA hearing assistance obligations.

How are the six receivers managed day to day?

The included AC CHG406 6-bay charger stores and charges the full fleet with per-bay LED indicators, so staff can hand out fully charged receivers and return them to the charger after each event.

Can attendees use their own phones instead of a receiver?

Yes. Anyone on the venue Wi-Fi can stream the same audio through the free WaveCAST app on iOS or Android, so listening capacity extends far beyond the six dedicated receivers.

How does the transmitter connect to our existing sound system?

The WaveCAST C accepts a mic or line-level feed on a combo XLR/1/4-inch input — typically from your mixer or DSP output — and mounts in a standard 19-inch rack with the included RPK 005 kit. Telnet control over Ethernet supports integration with room control systems.

How do hearing aid users connect?

Telecoil hearing aid users plug an included NKL 008 neckloop into a WAV Pro receiver, or pair Bluetooth hearing aids directly to the receiver.

What warranty covers the system components?

The transmitter carries a 2-year parts and labor warranty; receivers are warranted for 2 years (battery 1 year); the charger carries a 1-year warranty. Creation Networks supports configuration and deployment questions.