Desktop IP broadcast control host
VOA-2000B gives operators a 10.1-inch touch screen, microphone input, local speaker, file playback, SIP intercom, and emergency broadcast control from one desktop device.
Smart Broadcast
VOA-2000B Smart Broadcast Host
HUSHAN
VOA-2000B
¥1,299.00
Compact smart broadcast host for IP paging, emergency broadcast, SIP intercom, scheduled playback, and zone management across campuses, buildings, hospitals, scenic sites, and commercial facilities.
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Technical Specifications
| Power Supply | DC 12V / 3A |
| Network Protocol | TCP / UDP / ARP / ICMP / IGMP / SIP |
| Network Speed | 10 / 100 / 1000 Mbps |
| Audio Codec | MP3 / AAC |
| Broadcast Bitrate | 64 Kbps - 320 Kbps |
| Intercom Bitrate | 64 Kbps |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio | >75 dB |
| Frequency Response | 100 Hz - 18 kHz |
| Amplifier Power | 3W / 8 ohm |
| Operating Temperature | -10 C to 50 C |
| Dimensions | 335 x 196 x 35 mm |
| Net Weight | 1.0 kg |
| Terminal Capacity | 50 IP terminals per host |
Smart Broadcast
Desktop Control for Networked Broadcast and Emergency Paging
VOA-2000B brings paging, scheduled playback, SIP intercom, emergency broadcast, and terminal management into one compact desktop host. It is designed for small and mid-sized IP broadcast systems where operators need fast control without building a complex server room.
Fast operation without a complex rack
For small and mid-sized PA projects, one operator can manage zones, scheduled audio, local files, users, logs, and live paging without building a full broadcast control room.
Campuses, malls, hospitals, scenic sites
Use it where daily announcements and emergency notification need to be managed clearly from a security office, service desk, or operations room.
10.1 in
Touch Control
50
IP Terminal Capacity
SIP
Intercom Ready
1.0 kg
Desktop Host
All-in-one operating station
A 10.1-inch touch display, gooseneck microphone, handheld microphone, local speaker, and desktop controls give operators a complete broadcast workstation.
Paging, schedules, and emergency broadcast
Supports real-time broadcast, local file playback, timed tasks, and emergency broadcast workflows for daily operation and urgent announcements.
SIP intercom support
SIP call-center capability lets the host work as part of a broader IP communication and public-address network.
Device and zone management
Operators can manage devices, broadcast groups, local files, users, login records, logs, and advanced settings from the host interface.
Small-system IP deployment
The host supports up to 50 IP terminals, making it a practical fit for campuses, commercial buildings, scenic sites, supermarkets, and hospitals.
Practical I/O set
HDMI, USB, Gigabit Ethernet, line input, line output, 3.5 mm audio, and short-circuit I/O are available for real project integration.
Project Scene
From Daily Paging to Emergency Broadcast
A broadcast host is not just a product photo on a desk. In a real campus or building project it becomes the operator point for live announcements, scheduled audio, device groups, and urgent paging actions.
Operator Workflow
One Desk for Daily Broadcast Control
The host is built for everyday operators: make a live announcement, trigger an emergency broadcast, play local audio files, or manage terminal groups from the same desktop screen. The physical microphone and local speaker keep operation familiar even when the system is fully IP based.
Installation Detail
Compact Hardware for IP Broadcast Systems
With Gigabit Ethernet, HDMI, USB, line audio, short-circuit I/O, and DC 12V power, VOA-2000B can sit in a security room, campus office, building control room, or service counter without a dedicated equipment rack.
Operator Flow
How VOA-2000B Works in a Broadcast Project
Connect IP terminals
Deploy speakers or IP terminals across zones and connect them through the network.
Create groups and files
Manage device groups, local audio files, users, logs, and schedules on the host.
Operate daily paging
Use the touchscreen, gooseneck microphone, or handheld microphone for routine announcements.
Trigger emergency broadcast
Use emergency broadcast workflows when fast all-zone or selected-zone notification is needed.
Applications
Where It Fits
Schools and campuses
Use scheduled bells, daily announcements, emergency paging, and zone broadcast across teaching buildings and public areas.
Commercial buildings and malls
Centralize customer-service announcements, background messages, and emergency notifications for different zones.
Hospitals and scenic sites
Support public guidance, incident notification, and staff communication from a simple networked host.
Source capacity
Designed for systems with up to 50 IP terminals.
Audio formats
Supports MP3/AAC with 64-320 Kbps broadcast stream.
Language
Chinese and English interface switching is listed in the source specification.