Wireless Intercom Systems

Wireless intercom lets crew talk hands-free while they move around a venue or set: camera operators, stage managers, lighting and sound crew, and event staff. It gives the team a dedicated talk line without trailing cables to fixed stations.

Everything here is Hollyland Solidcom. For small teams the Solidcom SE-2S Global Version is a 2-person system, and the Solidcom C1 Pro 4S-DH covers 4 people with double-ear headsets. The Solidcom SE Pro-9S scales to 9 people with noise cancelling headsets. The M1 Pro systems are built around beltpacks: the M1 Pro-4B-SE and M1 Pro-4B-DE are 4-beltpack systems in two versions, and the M1 Pro-8B-DE is an 8-headset system. For bigger or spread-out sites there is the Solidcom Roaming Hub base station and the C1 Pro Roaming Hub 20S intercom kit, both with V/G mount. The HL-WC01 is a 2-wire to 4-wire intercom converter for working between those two wired formats.

Start by counting the people who need to talk, then decide between headset systems such as the C1 Pro and SE Pro, which keep everything on the head, and the M1 Pro beltpack systems, which suit long shifts and users who want the controls on the belt. If crew need to cover a large building, look at the Roaming Hub options. Coverage depends heavily on the building and what is in the way, so test in the venue before the show.

Spare and replacement headsets are in Intercom & Broadcast Headsets, with batteries, chargers and other parts in Intercom Accessories.

Wireless Intercom FAQs

How many people can a Hollyland Solidcom system support? The systems here range from the 2-person SE-2S through the 4-person C1 Pro 4S-DH and 4-beltpack M1 Pro kits to the 8-headset M1 Pro-8B-DE and the 9-person SE Pro-9S.

Can a Solidcom system work with wired intercom? The HL-WC01 converts between 2-wire and 4-wire intercom formats; check the connections on your wired system and Solidcom base before ordering.