Hollyland Spares - Wireless Intercom Panel Antenna (for SYSCOM 1000TMARS T1000)

The Hollyland Wireless Intercom Panel Antenna is the official OEM high-gain directional antenna upgrade designed to significantly boost transmission range, signal penetration, and stability for the Syscom 1000T and Mars T1000 full-duplex wireless intercom systems.

While the standard omnidirectional fiberglass "stick" antennas broadcast in a 360-degree circle around the base station, this panel antenna focuses the radio frequency (RF) energy into a concentrated forward beam. This makes it a crucial tool for large outdoor arenas, stadiums, multi-floor complexes, or high-interference festival spaces.

Core RF Performance & Structural Features

• Substantial Range Extension: Swapping out standard omni-directional antennas for this directional panel can extend the operational working radius of your beltpacks up to a maximum line-of-sight distance of roughly 1,300 to 1,600 feet (400 to 500 meters).

• Directional Beam Concentration: Focuses its signal transmission window across a defined forward horizontal arc. This targeted coverage pattern drastically improves signal penetration through heavy concrete walls, stadium steel, and dense crowds while rejecting background RF noise coming from other directions.

• 1.9 GHz DECT Optimization: Precision-tuned specifically to operate across the 1.9 GHz DECT frequency band. This ensures zero interference with standard 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi equipment, wireless video downlinks, or on-set wireless microphones.

• Dual RF Port Connectors: The rear panel features two high-grade RF ports (typically N-type or SMA depending on the exact generation kit) designed to connect directly to the primary antenna terminals on your Syscom or Mars base stations via low-loss coaxial cabling.

Technical Specifications Matrix

Deployment Angle Best Practice: Because this panel is highly directional, positioning is everything. To maximize your coverage area on set, place the panel antenna on a high light stand or truss structure well above crowd head-height and angle it downwards toward your operational floor area. Any crew members wearing beltpacks who drift completely behind the physical face of the panel will experience a severe drop in signal quality, so always align the broad front face of the panel toward the zone where your operators will be moving.