HOUSE OF WORSHIP

Professional Intercom solutions that are dependable, durable, and easy to use – right out of the box.

When it comes to organizing and producing live, broadcast, or streamed services, a reliable intercom system is crucial to maintain clear communication among all personnel involved. Whether the HoW is small or large, serving one facility or multiple buildings or campuses, the goal remains the same—to ensure services and events are broadcast to viewers in the best way possible. To achieve this, it is up to the crew behind-the-scenes, often volunteers with little-to-no experience, to keep in constant communication, especially when unexpected circumstances arise.

Finding the right intercom system to suit your needs now and in the future is an important decision. It is also valuable to find a system that fits your budget now yet can be scaled for possible future needs as your congregation grows. From simple out-of-the-box configurations to large-scale designs, Pliant Technologies designs and manufactures systems are dependable, durable and easy to use.

For Small HoWs

A perfect entry-level model, Pliant’s MicroCom M is a compact wireless intercom solution that provides quality communications at an attractive price point. MicroCom M features 8-hour lithium-ion battery operation and supports up to five full-duplex users. The system is simple to operate and provides unlimited listener capability in addition to duplex users, all without the need for a basestation. In addition, up to four different MicroCom M systems can be deployed in the same area at the same time. MicroCom M’s RF technology is based on an encrypted Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS) transmission that ensures secure connectivity along with reliable communications.

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For Mid-Size HoWs

 

Pliant’s CrewCom CB2 Professional Wireless Intercom system is the newest member of the CrewCom family of products. The full-duplex, install-friendly and feature-packed CrewCom CB2 is an ideal solution for small to mid-level applications requiring a reliable, great-sounding wireless intercom with excellent RF coverage and range. The CrewCom CB2 offers a lower cost per user with the excellent RF and audio quality of the CrewCom system—allowing customers to benefit from the exceptional performance of CrewCom technology, at a lower price point.

With its simple out-of-the-box set-up, the CrewCom CB2 offers customers that are looking for a more advanced feature set, yet still easy enough for volunteers to handle and configure. It is available in either 900MHz or 2.4GHz frequency bands and is expandable by adding a second basestation, an attractive feature for HoWs as they grow.

The CrewCom CB2 system starts with a basestation and up to six CRP-12 two-channel radio packs to create a powerful but economical wireless intercom system that includes two intercom channels as well as interconnectivity to all industry-standard two- and four-wire intercom systems.

For Large HoWs

 

For large house of worship facilities and mega churches, Pliant’s CrewCom digital wireless intercom system is an ideal solution as it provides unparalleled range and scalability with a significant price advantage. The innovative, professional wireless system is also separately available in two frequency bands (900MHz and 2.4GHz) as well as CE (Europe) and AN (Oceania) versions. CrewCom features excellent 7KHz voice quality with 4-channel and/or 2-channel full-duplex Radio Packs, and a host of user features. Unlike a matrix-based architecture, CrewCom is based on a decentralized network platform.

CrewCom wireless products give the ability to easily put dependable RF coverage where needed, all while employing a consistent user interface throughout the system. Pliant’s latest firmware update included two new major features including High Density mode, a selectable mode of operation that allows user densities to increase by more than five-fold. When implemented, this new software-selectable mode supports up to 32 Radio Packs (RPs) on a single Radio Transceiver (RT) while allowing any of the RPs to communicate using four available full-duplex talk paths. Pliant also added an Auto Configuration function, which makes the out-of-box experience a breeze.  A series of menus walk the user through the setup process by simply plugging in the needed hardware using standard Cat-5e/6 or fiber connections, turning on the Control Unit (CU), and selecting the Auto Configure menu option.