SONY Dual Wireless Package with Bodypack & XLR plug-on Transmitters (25)

SONY Dual Wireless Package with Bodypack & XLR Plug-on Transmitters (25) is a flexible wireless audio kit built for ENG, interviews, field production, documentary work, and compact camera setups. From the supplied source, the package includes a Sony URX-P40 camera-mount wireless receiver, a Sony UTX-B40 bodypack transmitter with omni lavalier mic, and a Sony UTX-P40 XLR plug-on transmitter.

This is a practical package when the shoot may change from lavalier work to handheld or XLR microphone work. One setup can cover a clipped lav mic on talent, then switch to a plug-on transmitter for reporter-style handheld interviews or another compatible XLR microphone. That flexibility matters when the crew does not want to carry separate wireless systems for every audio situation.

Highlights

• Camera-mount wireless receiver with bodypack and XLR plug-on transmitters
• UC25 frequency range: 536.125 to 607.875 MHz
• UTX-B40 bodypack transmitter with omni lavalier microphone
• UTX-P40 XLR plug-on transmitter for XLR microphone workflows
• OLED display, USB-C power support, and adjustable output level

Quick Specs & Uses

• Receiver model: Sony URX-P40 portable camera-mount receiver
• Bodypack transmitter: Sony UTX-B40
• Plug-on transmitter: Sony UTX-P40 XLR plug-on transmitter
• Carrier frequency, UC25: 536.125 MHz to 607.875 MHz
• Receiver reception type: True diversity method
• Receiver antenna: 1/4 wavelength wire antenna, angle-adjustable
• Receiver display: OLED
• Receiver frequency response: 23 Hz to 18 kHz typical
• Receiver output adjustment: -12 dB to +12 dB, 3 dB steps
• Receiver audio output connector: 3.5 mm 3-pole locking mini jack
• Receiver headphone connector: 3.5 mm mini jack
• Receiver battery life: Approx. 6 hours with two LR6/AA alkaline batteries
• UTX-B40 RF output power: 30 mW / 5 mW selectable for UC models
• UTX-B40 input connector: 3.5 mm 3-pole locking mini jack
• UTX-B40 directivity: Omni-directional
• UTX-B40 battery life: Approx. 8 hours at 30 mW output power
• UTX-P40 input connector: XLR-3-11C type female
• UTX-P40 audio attenuator: 0 dB to 48 dB, 3 dB steps
• UTX-P40 RF output power: 40 mW / 5 mW selectable for UC models
• Power requirements: DC 3.0V with two LR6/AA batteries or DC 5.0V from USB Type-C connector

Why It Helps

This package gives a field crew more options without making the kit messy. The bodypack transmitter handles lavalier work for sit-down interviews, presentations, and talent-worn audio. The XLR plug-on transmitter is useful when the operator needs to put a handheld mic or compatible XLR microphone on wireless instead.

The URX-P40 receiver is small enough for camera-mount use, with adjustable analog output level for matching different camera inputs. That is helpful when moving between Sony camcorders, handheld cameras, or compact production rigs where input gain and expected signal level can vary.

USB Type-C power support is also useful in long production days. Batteries can still keep the system portable, but USB power gives another option when the setup is mounted, stationary, or tied into a camera power workflow.

System Characteristics

• True diversity reception on the URX-P40 receiver for stable wireless capture
• OLED displays on receiver and transmitters for clear status checking
• NFC sync for fast and simple frequency setting between transmitter and receiver
• Bodypack transmitter for lavalier, interview, and presenter audio
• XLR plug-on transmitter for wireless handheld or XLR microphone operation

What’s In The Box

• 1 x Sony URX-P40 Camera-Mount Wireless Receiver (UC25: 536 to 608 MHz)
• 1 x Sony UTX-B40 Wireless Bodypack Transmitter with Omni Lavalier Mic (UC25: 536 to 608 MHz)
• 1 x Sony UTX-P40 Wireless Plug-On Transmitter (UC25: 536 to 608 MHz)
• 1 x Mic Clip
• 1 x Windscreen
• 2 x Belt Clips
• 1 x Sony SMAD-P4 Shoemount Adapter for URX-P40 Receiver
• 1 x Soft Case for Plug-On
• 1 x 3.5mm to 3.5mm Output Cable
• 1 x 3.5mm to XLR-M Output Cable

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