Zcomm™ ZC-400 Wireless Tour-Guide Transmitter
Ultra-Light 68 g 8–10 hours of operation 50 channels Range up to 200 m
System Description
The Zcomm™ ZC-400 is a particularly small, lightweight and practical wireless transmitter, designed specifically for use by tour guides and tour leaders alongside the Zcomm ZC-300 .
Ideal for guided tours in cities, museums, tour buses, cruises or factory sites. The ZC-400 transmits the voice clearly and reliably, so every listener can hear effortlessly, even in noisy environments.
It was developed together with professional guides and is one of the smallest and lightest transmitters in its class. It features a neck strap for comfortable all-day use and supports a variety of microphones (headset, lapel, etc.) for every tour scenario.
50 programmable channels
Coordinate multiple groups without interference, even in crowded venues.
8–10 hours of battery life
Built-in Li-ion battery with fast charging in ~2 hours – ideal for full-day tours.
Range up to 200 m
Stable transmission in open areas with no physical obstacles – ideal for outdoor tours.
Unlimited receivers
One ZC-400 transmitter can serve unlimited ZC-300 receivers on the same channel.
LCD & easy programming
Quick channel settings and a clear status readout on the built-in display.
Audio clarity
Digital filters and strong interference rejection for clear speech in any environment.
Weight: 68 g
Dimensions: 47 × 18 × 65 mm
Channels: 50
Battery life: 8–10 hours (typical transmitter use)
The package includes
- 1 × ZC-400 transmitter
- 1 × Carrying strap
Usage Examples
City centre
Clear voice transmission in busy spots and narrow alleys.
Museums
Discreet guiding without the guide having to raise their voice.
Factories
Use a low-noise microphone for audible speech in industrial environments.
Excursions / Universities
Coverage in open areas, with the option of a second transmitter for Q&A or dual-language tours.
The Zcomm™ system gives the guide professional control and stable transmission in every situation — from city walks and museums to factory tours and academic field trips.
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