The original CCS 1000 D discussion device with long microphone (480 mm flexible stem): speak, request to speak and listen through the built-in loudspeaker or headphones, with a white light when you can speak. Plug and play, configurable as participant or chairperson. Scroll down for details.

A CCS 1000 D discussion device with long microphone (480 mm flexible stem). Participants speak, request to speak and listen through the built-in loudspeaker or headphones; a white light shows when they can speak. Plug and play, and quickly set as a chairperson device (chairperson buttons ordered separately). Scroll down for details.

A CCS 1000 D discussion device with short microphone (310 mm flexible stem). Participants speak, request to speak and listen through the built-in loudspeaker or headphones; a white light shows when they can speak. Plug and play, and quickly set as a chairperson device (chairperson buttons ordered separately). Scroll down for details.

The original CCS 1000 D discussion device with short microphone (310 mm flexible stem): speak, request to speak and listen through the built-in loudspeaker or headphones, with a white light when you can speak. Plug and play, configurable as participant or chairperson. Scroll down for details.

The flush-mounted chairperson device for CCS 1000 D, with a 480 mm flexible microphone, built-in loudspeaker and a priority button that overrules all participant microphones, announced by a chime. Fits tables up to 40 mm thick. Scroll down for details.

A flush-mounted CCS 1000 D discussion device for participants, with a 480 mm flexible microphone and built-in loudspeaker: the solution for rooms where table space is key. A white light shows when you can speak, green shows a waiting request. Fits tables up to 40 mm thick. Scroll down for details.

The extension unit for the CCS 1000 D Digital Discussion System: powers up to 85 more discussion devices, for a system of up to 245. A built-in splitter lets you install it anywhere in the chain, with short-circuit protection, and it switches on and off with the control unit. Tabletop or 19-inch rack. Scroll down for details.

The Unear V51X is the optional 4K PTZ camera for the Bosch CCS 1000 D: the CCSD-CURD turns it to whoever is speaking, automatically. 12x optical zoom, 255 presets, HDMI and USB outputs. Scroll down for details.

The control unit of the CCS 1000 D Digital Discussion System, with a built-in MP3 recorder and Digital Acoustic Feedback Suppression. It powers and controls up to 80 discussion devices plug and play, with touch buttons on the front and a web browser interface for advanced settings and camera control. Tabletop or 19-inch rack. Scroll down for details.

A Wi-Fi discussion device for the DICENTIS Wireless system: participants speak, request to speak and listen through the built-in loudspeaker or headphones. Set it up as a participant, dual use or chairperson seat from the DCNM-WAP web browser interface. Runs over 24 hours on its removable battery pack. Microphone and battery pack are ordered separately. Scroll down for details.

The DICENTIS Wireless device with a 4.3-inch touch screen and a built-in NFC reader. It shows your logo, the speaker list and the request list, and with licenses adds NFC login and voting at the seat. Set it up as a participant, dual use or chairperson seat. Runs over 20 hours on its removable battery pack. Microphone and battery pack are ordered separately. Scroll down for details.

The heart of a DICENTIS Wireless system. It runs stand-alone, with no central control unit, and controls up to 120 DICENTIS devices over WPA2-encrypted Wi-Fi in the 2.4 and 5 GHz bands. Set up, run and license the whole system from its built-in web browser interface on a tablet or laptop. Power adapter and mounting bracket included. Scroll down for details.

Charges up to five DCNM-WLIION2 battery packs at once, from empty in under three hours, with a charge LED for each pack. Packs can stay in the charger when full without affecting their charge or lifetime. Wall mounted; a loop-through mains socket lets several chargers share one outlet. Scroll down for details.

The rechargeable battery pack for the DICENTIS Wireless DCNM-WD and DCNM-WDE: lithium-ion, 12,800 mAh, up to 24 hours on a WD and 20 hours on a WDE from a full charge. It charges in about three hours in the DCNM-WCH05 and swaps in seconds. A built-in microprocessor controls charging and protects against deep discharge. Scroll down for details.

Lets two participants share one DICENTIS Wireless device (DCNM-WD or DCNM-WDE). Each has their own microphone request button, and both names show correctly in the speaker list. One license per device, activated in the DCNM-WAP web browser interface. Scroll down for details.

Adds NFC identification to a DICENTIS Wireless DCNM-WDE: participants log in with their NFC card, and their names show on the device and in the web browser interface. Fixed or free seating. One license per WDE, two for a WDE in dual use. Scroll down for details.

The loudspeaker panel for a DICENTIS Flush seat, with the same speaker as the DICENTIS tabletop devices. It can stay on while the microphone is open, for clear speech at every seat. It connects to the DCNM-FBD2 with its own 2 m cable. Scroll down for details.

Connects a DCNM-MICSLS or DCNM-MICSLL screw-lock microphone to the DCNM-FBD2 flush base device. A shock mount keeps table noise out of the microphone, and the built-in pre-amplifier keeps mobile phone immunity and controls the microphone lights. The microphone and loudspeaker can be on at the same time. Scroll down for details.

The microphone button for a DICENTIS Flush seat. Its LED bar shows red when the microphone is on, green on the waiting list and white when it is possible to speak. It connects to the DCNM-FBD2 over RJ12 and powers the DCNM-FMCP microphone panel next to it. Scroll down for details.

The priority button for a DICENTIS Flush seat with priority, such as the chairperson. Its LED bar shows white when it is possible to speak and red when priority is on. Two RJ12 connectors link it to the DCNM-FBD2 and loop through to the next panel, and it powers the DCNM-FMCP. Scroll down for details.