If you're looking for an FM transmitter to use with your Williams Sound assistive listening device, consider the PPA T27. This compact base station transmitter pairs with Williams Sound PPA R37 or PPA R38 receivers to broadcast clear sound. As long as you have a compatible Williams Sound receiver, you can use this transmitter in movie theaters, classrooms, houses of worship, and more.





The transmitter accepts audio via the RCA line input jack or 3.5mm mic jack, and transmits the audio over an FM radio signal to any separately available, compatible Williams Sound receiver, as long as it is tuned to the same frequency as the transmitter.





The compact size of the transmitter allows you to place it virtually anywhere, and it's designed to be easily used by anyone. An LED display shows the frequency, and a handy level adjustment control is located on the front panel for setting the audio level. Frequency selector buttons let you set the operating frequency at one of 17 steps between 72.1 and 75.9 MHz. The included antenna sits neatly on top of the transmitter and provides transmission distances of up to 500'.





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Please note, this item requires compatible Williams Sound receivers to operate. These receivers are available separatelyThe PPA R37 N Select Channel FM Receiver (No Earphone/Batteries) from Williams Sound is a compact and easy-to-use beltpack receiver that allows you to listen to an FM signal in the 72-76MHz band. The receiver offers seek button channel selection between 17 pre-set frequencies, which are digitally synthesized for terrific audio clarity and signal stability. It also features a channel lock capability to prevent accidental changes.





The receiver has an ergonomic design with a detachable belt clip, allowing you to slip it into your pocket or conveniently clip it to your clothing. The standard-sized 3.5mm headphone jack is compatible with mono and stereo headphones and earphones, and also supports induction neckloops and telecoil-equipped hearing aids. The receiver operates on a pair of standard alkaline AA batteries (sold separately). A sleep mode helps to preserve battery life.





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This receiver requires a transmitter operating on a 72-76MHz band. Compatible Williams Sound transmitters: PPA T35, T27, T32, and T36. This receiver is approved by the FCC for operation in US Markets. The receiver cannot be used in all countries. Check with your government's radio regulations for 72-76MHz operation.





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