Cost-effective spectrum monitoring solution for event venues, theaters and studios
RF Scout
RF Scout Subscription
- RF spectrum analysis in real time
- Bandwidth: 108MHz to 2.7GHz
- Remote access via Internet (Ethernet interface)
- Browser-based view
- Only available as annual subscription
- Price shown is for annual rental + (one-time) setup fee
- Included: RF Scout Box
- Optional: PoE cable
- Order number: RF0001
Features
RF Scout - RF Spectrum Analysis in Real-Time
The RF Scout is a low-cost, innovative Spectrum Monitoring solution for sound engineers, theatres, broadcast studio's and event locations. For all venues frequented by wireless systems like mics, intercom systems, IFB or IEM's.
Real live data, no lists
Put an end to outdated, static lists that ignore many real-world emission sources or strength of disturbances.
The RF Scout visualizes the whole spectrum in real-time for exactly your location, from 108MHz to 2.7GHz. So, not only the wireless-mic critical UHF bands, but also VHF, DECT, 4G & 5G intergaps, Wifi/2.4 etc.
Remote Access
Thanks to the Ethernet interface, the results from RF Scout can be accessed from anywhere via the Internet. This also works for several users at the same time - be it via tablet, laptop or desktop.
This allows you to provide guest technicians with advance access to the RF situation on site, visualize the data live on site on a screen or offer remote support.
Low Rental Cost
RF Scout is available via a straightforward subscription model. This includes the RF Scout Box and cloud-based access for up to 5 users simultaneously. It costs only "as much as a cup of coffee a day": 990 Euro per year. We charge a one-time fee of 165 euros for the initial setup, which is waived upon subscription renewal.
Easy Setup
The RF Scout is easy to install. All you need is an Internet connection and the compact RF Scout box placed near the stage or studio floor. The RF Scout Box is powered over ethernet from a PoE+ Switch (IEEE 802.3at compatible).
Versatile Web Interface
Learn more about the options of the RF Scout Web Interface here
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