Ecler PAGE-X10D
MSRP.
TBA
Trade price.
Manufacturer Code.
CPAGEX10D
Key Features.
10-Inch Capacitive Touchscreen Display: High-resolution TFT touchscreen with 1280 × 800 pixels for clear visuals and intuitive control of paging and announcement functions.
Included Gooseneck Condenser Microphone: Cardioid microphone designed for clear, focused voice capture in professional paging systems.
Built-In High-Pass Filter: 100 Hz high-pass filter with an 18 dB/octave slope to help reduce unwanted low-frequency noise from microphone audio.
Dante® and AES67 Audio Networking: RJ45 Ethernet connection supports Dante and AES67 network audio with two audio flows, providing flexible integration into professional IP audio systems.
Description.
The Ecler PAGE-X10D is a professional 10-inch touchscreen paging console designed for advanced paging and announcement systems in commercial AV installations. Combining an intuitive touchscreen interface with an included gooseneck condenser microphone and analogue microphone connectivity, it provides convenient, straightforward control for everyday paging tasks.
With integrated Dante® and AES67 audio over IP, the PAGE-X10D supports digital audio distribution across compatible IP networks, making it well suited to larger commercial sound systems and multi-zone installations. Its integration with the EclerPLEX ecosystem provides a flexible solution for managing paging and announcements across professional AV environments, including offices, hotels, education facilities, retail spaces and other commercial venues.
Applications.
Retail // Education // Corporate // Sports & Wellness // Hospitality
The Ecler PAGE-X10D looks like a strong choice for installations where paging needs to be flexible but still straightforward for staff to use. The 10-inch touchscreen gives plenty of room to organise zone selection and paging controls clearly, which is especially useful when a site has lots of areas to cover. We also like the combination of Dante and AES67 connectivity with EclerPLEX, making it a natural fit for modern networked audio systems. For larger venues, it offers a neat way to bring paging into the wider system rather than treating it as a separate job.