Frequently Asked Questions
Distancing and praying together, staying safe and stronger together. In this FAQ we will present our transmitters and receivers solution for praying while respecting social distancing. |
- Turn on the blue transmitter and the orange receiver.
- Select the same channel (1 to 50) on both devices.
- Insert a microphone into the blue transmitter and give it to the rabbi.
- Insert an earphone into the orange receiver and use it for yourself
- Check that the receiver and transmitter are communicating by listening and increase or decrease the sound on the orange receiver to adjust it to your hearing and comfort.
- Give the Blue transmitter to the Rabbi and use the orange transmitter for yourself.

Use it for yourself or lend it to someone who is hearing impaired

When you are confined to a room, place the blue transmitter in the living room and use a slave transmitter (red) to communicate or a just an orange receiver to listen to what is being said in the living room.


Provide the receiver to the elderly person, keep the transmitter for yourself. If there is more than one elderly person, then provide each and every one with a receiver (orange).

If you are a hearing-impaired person, our transmitter and receiver may be used Shabbat and Holidays. We have a Halachic certificate from the recognized TZOMET institute.

Buying the Transmitter set provides you with a powerful tool that allows you duplex communication between a Master transmitter (blue) and a Slave transmitter (red). Additionally, you will have all the functionality that the Personal set provides you.

You will need at least one receiver (orange) and two transmitters

You may have two prayer leaders simultaneously leading the prayer or have two speakers making a presentation.

Many possibilities are offered when you have two transmitters communicating with the congregation

Depending on the size of your congregation and the number of minyanim running concurrently, there is a need for one receiver per participant and one transmitter per minyan.
To limit the cost to the congregation, and for protection, we recommend that each participant buy one or two receivers. The congregation will just need to purchase a blue or red transmitter with a few orange receivers to lend to those participants in need. We also recommend that each participant use their own personal earphone.


We recommend that the congregation own a blue transmitter and a red transmitter. The blue transmitter is the master transmitter. It has a function allowing the master transmitter to reset all the receivers to a chosen channel. Once the participant knows the channel of the prayer leader, he can set up his receiver to the proper channel or request the prayer leader to rest the channel from a distance

If the congregation already has a blue transmitter, each participant will be able to hear the prayer leader if he has an orange receiver. Purchasing receivers individually will reduce the cost to the congregation. It will also be more hygienic if each participant has his own receiver.

We recommend that the congregation purchases in addition of the master transmitter and a red transmitter, several receivers to lend to congregants. We however recommend that the congregation advise each participant to come with their own earphone. We also recommend the congregation to purchase a 32-charging box allowing participants to pick up and return a lent receiver to the charging box
The quality of hearing depends often on the earphone. Earphones can vary in price, from $5 to $1000. There are thousands of earphones with a 3.5mm jack that can be used with the receiver. Also due to COVID-19, a personal earphone is recommended.
- The retired homes that organize minyanim for old people are confronted to distancing and to the participants that are hard hearing people. Here our solution is perfect or almost perfect since it provide
- distancing
- hearing solution
- Certificate of Tsomet for using the devices for Shabbat and holidays.




As of today. The pricing may change in the future.





