JTS RU-8011DB UHF Single Channel Wireless System with RU-G3TH Handheld Microphone
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Trusted by sound engineers and venue operators across the UK, the JTS RU-8011DB is a single-channel UHF wireless system that consistently delivers where it matters most — reliable, professional audio night after night. Combining the RU-8011DB true diversity receiver with the RU-G3TH condenser handheld transmitter, this is a complete, ready-to-use wireless system suited to a wide range of live and installed applications.
Available in two UK frequency variants: CH38 (606.5–642MHz) for shared licence use; and CH65/CH70 (823–865MHz), which includes the licence-free 863–865MHz band for immediate operation without licensing administration.
Key Features
- True antenna diversity reception — eliminates dropouts and dead spots
- REMOSET U wireless frequency synchronisation in under one second
- 200 selectable UHF frequencies across 6 groups
- Automatic frequency scan for fast channel coordination
- Pilot tone and noise squelch for clean RF operation
- Backlit LCD display — frequency, battery, RF and audio level at a glance
- Balanced XLR and unbalanced 6.3mm jack outputs
Technical Specifications
RU-8011DB Receiver
| Frequency Setting | REMOSET U |
| Receiving Mode | Antenna Diversity |
| Bandwidth | 36MHz |
| Audio Output Impedance | 600Ω |
| Output Connector | Balanced XLR + 6.3mm jack |
| Power Supply | 12–15V DC / 300mA |
| Dimensions (W×H×D) | 212.3 × 38.3 × 144mm |
| Frequency Variants | CH38: 606.5–642MHz | CH65/70: 823–865MHz |
RU-G3TH Handheld Transmitter
| Capsule Type | SC-8 Electret Condenser |
| RF Output Power | Adjustable: 2mW / 10mW |
| Operating Time | Approx. 8 hours (2 × AA batteries) |
| Construction | Metal body with textured grip |
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this system require a licence to operate in the UK?
It depends on which frequency variant you choose. The CH65/CH70 version (823–865MHz) includes the 863–865MHz licence-free band, which can be operated anywhere in the UK without a licence. The CH38 version (606.5–642MHz) requires a shared licence from Ofcom via the PMSE shared licence scheme.
How many of these systems can be used simultaneously?
Multiple CH38 systems can be coordinated simultaneously depending on local frequency availability. On CH65/70, up to 3 systems can typically be operated simultaneously in the licence-free 863–865MHz band. For larger multi-system setups, CH38 with a shared licence is recommended.