The VAXIS Litecomm V1 Host is the main unit of the full-duplex intercom: it manages A/B/C groups and ALL mode, reaches 350 m on 1.9 GHz DECT and links Air headsets via Bluetooth 5.1 and NFC. A swappable 1720 mAh battery is included.
The VAXIS Litecomm V1 Host is the main unit of the full-duplex intercom: it manages A/B/C groups and ALL mode, reaches 350 m on 1.9 GHz DECT and links Air headsets via Bluetooth 5.1 and NFC. A swappable 1720 mAh battery is included.
The Host unit is the heart of the Litecomm V1 intercom. It keeps every Guest unit connected, has the highest priority and talks to all groups at once in ALL mode. VAXIS Air headsets (sold separately) connect to it via Bluetooth 5.1.
Host unit for Litecomm V1 with display, A/B/C group buttons and a swappable battery.

The display shows the active group, battery status and unit number; the A/B/C buttons switch groups.
Clip the unit to a belt or strap and keep your hands free for work.
USB-C charging in 2.5 h, 3.5 mm jack for wired earphones.
The Host has the highest group level: double-click A to switch to ALL mode and address every group at once.
1.9 GHz DECT, GFSK modulation, under 22 dBm.
1720 mAh, 6–8 h depending on the number of units.
Dual-mic DSP for clear voice transmission.
Operates from −10 to 50 °C, ESD protection.
Touch to pair. Units come pre-paired from the factory, NFC speeds up headset pairing.

Group communication. Up to three A/B/C groups without interference; the Host has priority and talks to all in ALL mode.

Switching groups. Press A/B/C to switch group, double-click A on the Host for ALL mode.

350 m range. The matrix antenna keeps a stable wireless link up to 350 m line of sight.

Battery life. Host 8 h, Guest 10 h; the 1720 mAh battery charges in 2.5 h and is swappable.

Universal USB-C. Headsets and units charge via USB-C; in a pinch the Host can charge the headsets.

3.5 mm jack. Compatible wired earphones can also be connected to the units.

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