Sena Kit bluetooth Spider RT1 Duo
Sena Kit bluetooth Spider RT1 Duo Motorcycle Intercom System
The Sena Spider RT1 duo intercom, including two modules, is a Bluetooth communication system equipped with Mesh technology.
Controlled by a three-button switch, the Spider RT1 duo is a model that runs exclusively on Sena's revolutionary Mesh intercom platform, as introduced for the flagship 50S and 50R, which simplifies biker-to-biker communications and now offers the same reliability to all users.
The Spider RT1 duo comes with excellent value and state-of-the-art features such as high-end HD speakers, smartphone pairing via Bluetooth 5.1, Multitasking audio, but also the possibility of settings via the Sena Motorcycles App.
Composition
General:
- Speaker unit: 40 mm - thickness 7.2 mm
- Main module: 97 mm x 48 mm x 27 mm
- Cable between speakers: length 555 mm
- Boom microphone: length 150 mm
- Weight: main module - 65 g
- Operating temperature : -10°C - 55°C
- Loading temperature: 0?C - 45?C
- Warranty 2 years
Intercom:
- Mesh Intercom usage distance: up to 2 kilometers in open terrain, can extend up to 8 km with a group of 6 bikers minimum
- Number of connections supported in Open Mesh Intercom: virtually unlimited
- Number of connections supported in Group Mesh Intercom: 24 bikers
- Number of supported Open Mesh Intercom channels : 9 channels
Audio :
- Noise suppression: Advanced Noise Control
- Codec : Built-in SBC codec
Bluetooth :
- Bluetooth 5.1
- Headset Profile (HSP)
- Hands-Free Profile (HFP)
- Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP)
- Audio/Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP)
Battery :
- Talk time: up to 11.5 hours
- Charging time: 1.5 hours
- Fast Charge: 20 minutes of charging time equals 3.5 hours of communication in Mesh
- Type: lithium polymer
- Brand :
- Sena
- Model :
- Kit bluetooth Spider RT1 Duo
- Compatible Intercom :
- Universal
- Functions :
- Driver to Passenger Intercom, Motorcycle to Motorcycle Intecom
Similar products
Customer reviews
No reviews. Be the first one to review this product!Post a review