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Wireless Intercoms

87 products from 7 brands, including Eartec, Saramonic, Hollyland. Prices from $31.95 to $6,885.95, including GST. 20 ship within 1-2 business days.

Wireless intercoms provide hands-free team communication for film sets, live events, theatre, houses of worship and other production work. Choose a complete system for several users, or add headsets, batteries, chargers and accessories to an existing setup. Electronic Australia stocks options from Eartec, Hollyland, Accsoon and Saramonic for crew sizes and workflows.

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About the Wireless Intercoms range

Start with the number of people who need to communicate, then check whether the system supports full-duplex conversation, where users can speak and listen at the same time. Compare operating frequency, stated range, battery runtime, charging options and whether a hub or base station is required. Single-ear headsets suit users who need awareness of their surroundings, while dual-ear designs can help in noisy venues. Check microphone type, noise control, wearing position and included accessories before comparing complete systems.

Compatibility is the main trap when expanding a wireless intercom. A master, host, remote or receiver may be designed for a particular product family, frequency and pairing method, so confirm the exact model before adding a headset or battery. XLR headset connectors also vary by pin count and gender. This range is organised into Complete Systems, Headsets, Intercom Batteries & Chargers, Intercom Accessories and Base Components, making it easier to replace one part or build a system gradually.

Wireless Intercoms questions

What is a full-duplex wireless intercom?

A full-duplex wireless intercom lets connected users talk and listen at the same time, without taking turns pressing a push-to-talk button. It suits production crews who need continuous communication while operating cameras, lighting, sound or event equipment.

Can I add another headset to my wireless intercom system?

Only if the additional headset is compatible with the system's model family, role, frequency and user capacity. Check whether the system needs a host, master or hub, and confirm pairing requirements. Do not assume that wireless headsets from different brands or product ranges will work together.

What should I check when buying an intercom headset?

Check whether you need a single-ear or dual-ear design, the connector type, microphone position, noise control and compatibility with your base or intercom system. Also confirm whether the headset includes a battery, cable or other required accessory, rather than assuming these are supplied.

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