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The RP21C-A is a grab-and-go man-pack directional projector built for rapid-response voice and alert tasks. At 11.26 kg with a 573 x 248 x 306 mm shell, it funnels up to a Peak SPL@1m of 153 dB into a tight 15-degree forward cone that reaches 501 m in use and 1259 m at the fringe, sending clear spoken commands where a solo operator needs reach without flooding the sides like a round emitter. A paired operator handset runs the unit over TCP/IP on a cabled or radio link,it keeps custom audio ready to play. Fed by 12-30 V DC or 110-260 V AC, it clamps to masts or roofs for fast field setup across utility safeguarding, crowd safety, community alerting, and remote boundary watch.
Concentrating up to a Peak SPL@1m of 153 dB into a 15-degree forward cone, the unit throws intelligible speech and tone 501 m out (1259 m at the extreme), skipping the surrounding spill of round emitters.
At 11.26 kg and a 573 x 248 x 306 mm shell, it is slung and shifted by one person for nimble, on-demand coverage.
A paired operator handset commands the unit over TCP/IP, on a cabled or radio connection, so an operator can manage broadcasts from cover or inside a car cabin.
It retains mission audio - speech, tone, and dissuade clips - triggered on demand without external players.
The 12-30 V DC input draws from a car socket, while 110-260 V AC via adapter suits fixed sites, switching the unit between mobile and stationary roles.
Sealed to IP65 and rated for -40 C to +60 C operation (5%-95% humidity, -50 C to +70 C storage), it withstands dust, rain, and temperature swings in outdoor duty.
Parameter | Details |
Peak SPL@1m | 153dBA |
Continuous SPL@1m | 143dBA |
Max Range | 1259m |
Acoustic Beam | ±15°@2kHz/-3dB |
Dimension(W*D*H) | 573mm*248mm*306mm |
Weight | 11.26kg |
IP Rating | IP65 |
The RP21C-A mainly serves utility safeguarding, crowd safety, community alerting, and remote boundary watch.
· Utility & plant safeguarding: One operator aims focused speech at gates and fence lines, warning approach lanes without washing the whole neighbourhood in sound.
· Crowd & event safety: For crowd guidance and emergency response, it issues intelligible commands from a safe standoff, backing crews at incidents and events.
· Community alerting: Set on masts or vehicles, it pushes alerts and public messages across a 501 m working span for area warning.
· Remote boundary watch: Clamped to a patrol car or hauled to a vantage point, it aims dissuade and notice sound at crossing zones, extending reach while keeping staff clear.