Overview
The Attero Tech unDX4I is a dual-gang Dante wall plate with four XLR mic/line inputs and two balanced outputs. Four microphones can plug into one plate, each with its own phantom power and gain setting, which suits a panel table, a stage-side box or a classroom with several radio-mic receivers. The two balanced outputs on a depluggable connector return a monitor or feed, and power, control and audio all travel on one CAT-5 cable.
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Key features
- Four XLR mic/line inputs, gains -18, -3, +25 and +40 dB
- +48 V phantom power per channel, software selectable
- Two balanced outputs on depluggable Phoenix connectors, volume 0 to -60 dB
- PoE 802.3af, Dante on a 100 Mbps link
- Dual-gang plate, 0.27 kg
Typical applications
- Panel tables and stage-side input boxes
- Training rooms with several microphones
- Rooms feeding radio microphone receivers into Dante
Key Benefits
Four XLR mic/line inputs, gains -18, -3, +25 and +40 dB
+48 V phantom power per channel, software selectable
Two balanced outputs on depluggable Phoenix connectors, volume 0 to -60 dB
PoE 802.3af, Dante on a 100 Mbps link
Dual-gang plate, 0.27 kg
Ideal Applications
Panel tables and stage-side input boxes
Training rooms with several microphones
Rooms feeding radio microphone receivers into Dante
Technical Specifications
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Additional Information
- Genuine QSC stock with manufacturer warranty support
- Custom pricing for bulk and multi-room / multi-site rollouts
- Local after-sales support — a real team you can call or WhatsApp, not a call centre
- Expert guidance on product selection and deployment planning
- Professional installation across Bangalore, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Delhi NCR, and the wider India region
Corporate AV supplies and installs QSC products across Bangalore, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Delhi NCR, Chennai, Pune, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, and the wider India region.
