Partyline: How much current do RS700 beltpacks use compared to RS600

RS700 wired BPs use about 50% less current than RS600 wired BPs

RS-601 26mA Quiescent / 30mA average talk / 50mA talk with signalling

RS-602 55mA Quiescent / 62mA average talk, both channels simultaneously / approx: 105mA talk with signalling, both channels simultaneously

RS-603 55mA Quiescent / 62mA average talk, both channels simultaneously / approx: 105mA talk with signalling, both channels simultaneously

RS-701 13mA Quiescent / 24mA Average talk / 28mA Talk with signalling

RS-702 25mA Quiescent / 35mA Average talk / 40mA Talk with signalling

RS-703 25mA Quiescent / 35mA Average talk / 40mATalk with signalling

to workout your system power


RS-601	26mA Quiescent	50mA average talk with signalling
RS-602	55mA Quiescent	62mA average talk with signalling both channels simultaneously approx: 105mA talk with signalling, both channels simultaneously
RS-603	55mA Quiescent	62mA average talk with signalling both channels simultaneously approx: 105mA talk with signalling, both channels simultaneously
RS-701	13mA Quiescent	24mA average talk 28mA average talk with signalling
RS-702	25mA Quiescent	35mA average talk 40mA average talk with signalling
RS-703	25mA Quiescent	35mA average talk 40mA average talk with signalling

to workout your system power

The FSII Base II can provide power directly to the Partyline system and power a number of RS701 beltpacks directly

FreeSpeak II base II power :

Supply = 400 mA to Partyline shared between A/B

Supply = 400 mA to Partyline shared between C/D.

Solution update Jul-2021

FSE-BASE (Edge base station ) can provide power directly to the Partyline system and power a number of RS701 beltpacks directly

FSE-BASE power :

Supply = 560 mA to Partyline shared between C/D.