Shure develops smart rechargeable batteries for its wireless microphone systems

The American multinational Shure has presented its new technology for rechargeable batteries developed specifically for the company's wireless systems, available now through Earpro in Spain, Portugal and Andorra.

Developed for the range of wireless microphone systems Shure, this multinational of audio systems has optimized the durability of these equipment with its new technology for rechargeable lithium-ion batteries, marketed in the markets of Spain, Portugal and Andorra by Earpro.

The novelty of this technology of Shure is that the rechargeable batteries incorporate a chip that shows the exact state of the same and can also transmit the information by Ethernet connection to guarantee events without failures or last minute surprises.

These 'smart' rechargeable batteries can also be used in Shure's UR5 portable wireless receiver, UHF-R line component, so that no failure occurs during corporate usage events, educational or live performances.

Sound technicians Erik Vaveris and Chris Lyons, of Shure United States, have made a video to present this new technology in detail.

 

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