Hollyland Solidcom C1 Pro Roaming Hub (G-Mount)

The Hollyland Solidcom C1 Pro Roaming Hub (G-Mount) is the specialized Anton Bauer (Gold Mount) version of Hollyland’s flagship standalone intercom base station.

While the core software and transmission guts match its V-mount sibling, this specific model features a native, industrial-grade G-Mount battery plate on the chassis. This is an essential choice for broadcast houses, news agencies, and traditional cinema crews whose power infrastructure relies heavily on Gold Mount brick batteries.

By replacing the standard "Master Headset" architecture with this dedicated Roaming Hub, you immediately elevate your team from a basic intercom loop to an enterprise-grade multi-team network.

Key Capabilities & Advanced Features

• Native G-Mount Power Plate: Eliminates the need for external battery adapters or plates. You can slide an Anton Bauer style Gold Mount battery directly onto the backplate to run a massive multi-user wireless communications network completely untethered on remote locations, sports fields, or moving vehicles.

• Massive 20-User Support (No Cascading Required): Unlike the smaller standard C1 Pro hubs that top out at 8 wireless connections, a single standalone Roaming Hub coordinates up to 20 remote wireless headsets concurrently without requiring secondary master expansion hubs or complex cable daisy-chains.

• Granular 6-Group Management: Features a powerful communication matrix supporting up to 6 distinct operational groups. Through the hub's physical panel or via the smartphone app, an administrator can segment the crew precisely (e.g., Group 1 for Camera, Group 2 for Audio, Group 3 for Lighting, Group 4 for Directing) or smash them all together for an "All-Talk" announcement.

• Extended 1,600ft (500m) Coverage with Seamless Roaming: Backed by 4 high-performance detachable, omnidirectional fiberglass antennas, the Roaming Hub delivers an increased line-of-sight range up to 1,600 feet (500 meters). Advanced internal roaming logic prevents signal dropouts when crew members cross behind thick stadium steel or concrete studio walls.

• Integrated Bluetooth & App Control: Built-in Bluetooth hardware lets you configure groups, assign roles, monitor real-time headset battery percentages, and apply firmware updates straight from an iOS or Android smartphone without having to walk back to the physical hub.

Hardware Technical Specifications Matrix

Advanced Connectivity: Cloud & System Expansion

The backplane of the Roaming Hub serves as a modern bridge between local crews and external communication networks:

1. USB Audio Class (UAC) Mode: Connect the hub directly to a Mac or PC laptop via a standard USB-C cable. The hub presents itself as an audio interface, allowing your physical on-set crew to communicate lag-free with remote directors or off-site clients sitting inside cloud meetings on Zoom, Microsoft Teams, or Skype.

2. IP Cascade Expansion: When production sizes explode, two Roaming Hubs can be daisy-chained together over standard CAT5e or CAT6 networking lines. This expands your active network footprint to handle up to 40 full-duplex wireless headsets simultaneously.

3. Backward Compatibility: Fully compatible with both the newer Solidcom C1 Pro (Environmental Noise Cancellation) headsets and legacy Solidcom C1 (Standard) headsets, protecting your existing equipment investments.

Power Distribution Warning: While the G-mount plate accepts a broad DC voltage range (11V to 30V), remember that running a 20-user DECT RF transmission grid along with active smartphone app syncing places a heavy load on the battery. If you are executing a continuous multi-hour live broadcast completely off-grid, ensure you are utilizing high-capacity digital cinema batteries (14.4V or higher, 90Wh+ capacity) to avoid unexpected system dropouts mid-show.