- Half-rack metal chassis design. The front panel features a white backlit LCD and electronic control buttons.
- Equipped with a MIPRO-designed 24 MHz narrowband receiving circuit with true diversity for stable wireless reception. The receiver automatically selects the antenna based on signal conditions.
- Dual squelch combines pilot tone and noise lock, with an interference warning indicator. The SQ setting for Auto Scan can be adjusted to suit local interference conditions.
- Supports Auto Scan and ACT frequency synchronization for quick setup with an ACT-32H handheld or ACT-32T bodypack transmitter in the same frequency band.
- Factory-preset with six frequency groups and a total of 80 preset channels. The seventh group allows users to select and store up to 16 of 961 available frequencies.
- Channels A and B can be output separately, with mixed audio routed through the channel B outputs in mixed mode. Three selectable output levels match the input of downstream equipment.
- The antenna connectors provide DC bias for compatible MIPRO professional antenna systems.
- Powered by an external switching power supply rated for 100–240 V AC input.
- Developed and manufactured in Taiwan, combining professional performance with competitive pricing.
The ACT-352 is a half-rack UHF analog dual-channel receiver with 24 MHz tuning bandwidth and true diversity reception. It supports Auto Scan and ACT synchronization with ACT-32H handheld or ACT-32T bodypack transmitters in the same frequency band.
In separate mode, channels A and B can be sent to a mixer individually. In mixed mode, both channels are combined and routed through channel B’s balanced XLR or unbalanced 6.3 mm output.
The ACT-352 is a half-rack UHF analog dual-channel receiver with 24 MHz tuning bandwidth and true diversity reception. It supports Auto Scan and ACT synchronization with ACT-32H handheld or ACT-32T bodypack transmitters in the same frequency band.
In separate mode, channels A and B can be sent to a mixer individually. In mixed mode, both channels are combined and routed through channel B’s balanced XLR or unbalanced 6.3 mm output.
