SMART SoundFlow Classroom Audio Broadcasting System

Name: SMART SoundFlow Classroom Audio Broadcasting System
Brand: SMART
SKU: smart-smart-soundflow
Availability: InStock

Overview

SMART SoundFlow is a classroom audio broadcasting system that uses an Auracast transmitter to send teacher voice and lesson audio straight to compatible student hearing aids, headphones and speakers. It connects to a SMART Board running iQ4, including MX-V5 and RX series displays, so students can follow lessons clearly wherever they sit. With no dedicated receivers or heavy cabling, it suits inclusive classrooms in Doha, Al Wakrah and beyond. Request a quote.

What SMART SoundFlow does in a classroom

SMART SoundFlow is a classroom audio broadcasting system. An Auracast transmitter connects to your SMART Board and sends the teacher's voice, captured by a microphone, together with lesson audio to compatible personal listening devices. Students hear the lesson through their own hearing aids, headphones or speakers rather than relying on sound carried across the room.

The facts that matter when you evaluate it

Transmitter: A plug-in, Auracast-based unit that connects to the SMART Board.
Board compatibility: Works with SMART Boards running iQ4, including MX-V5 and RX series displays.
Audio sources: Teacher voice through an external microphone such as SMART SoundLift, plus lesson audio from the board.
Controls: Simple on-screen controls through iQ4, so the teacher stays focused on the lesson.
Equipment: No dedicated receivers or complex audio infrastructure required, which reduces cabling.

Where it fits in Qatar

Consider a primary school in Al Wakrah refitting several Arabic and English classrooms in one term. Each room already has a SMART Board, so the facilities team can add SoundFlow without building a separate assistive listening system. A student who uses a compatible hearing aid can follow the teacher from any seat in the room.

An education centre in Education City running short courses across several rooms can standardise on the same transmitter and iQ4 setup, so every instructor learns one set of controls. Schools in Lusail and The Pearl with new SMART Board installations can use the same approach in rooms where audio access matters most.

What to plan before ordering

Confirm which SMART Board models and iQ4 setups are installed in each room, because compatibility is tied to iQ4 and the MX-V5 and RX series. List the student devices already in use and check that they are compatible. Decide where the teacher's microphone will sit. SMART Qatar offers a free site survey to check the room layout before installation begins.

Request a quote

Send SMART Qatar the number of classrooms, board models and microphones you plan to use. The team will return a quotation, usually within one working day, and can support purchase orders and government tenders, with delivery to all eight municipalities of Qatar. Request a quote to start planning your classroom audio.

Highlights

Auracast transmitter sends audio to compatible personal listening devices
Teacher voice and lesson audio delivered directly to each student
Works with SMART Boards running iQ4, including MX-V5 and RX series
External microphone input, such as SMART SoundLift, supported
Simple on-screen controls through iQ4 for the teacher
No dedicated receivers or complex audio infrastructure required

Estimated timeline

Quotation within 1 working day · delivery timing depends on stock availability, and we confirm it with your quotation.

Specifications

Source: manufacturer · checked Oct 2026

The full specification and datasheet for this model are available on request; we send them with your quotation.

Downloads

2 files from the manufacturer

PDF Datasheets SoundFlow-EN-Brochure-Web.pdf 4.6 MB PDF Datasheets specs_soundflow.pdf 2.0 MB

Questions about SMART SoundFlow

What is SMART SoundFlow used for?

SMART SoundFlow is a classroom audio broadcasting system. It sends teacher voice and lesson audio straight to compatible personal listening devices, so students can hear instruction clearly wherever they sit. It is designed for inclusive classrooms where some learners need assistive listening support, and it avoids the separate receivers and extra wiring that traditional systems often need.

What is an Auracast transmitter?

An Auracast transmitter is a device that broadcasts audio wirelessly to several compatible receivers at once, such as hearing aids or headphones. In SoundFlow, it takes classroom audio from the SMART Board and makes it available to compatible student devices. Because one transmitter can serve many listeners, a class does not need a dedicated receiver system for every student.

Which student devices can receive SoundFlow audio?

SoundFlow supports compatible personal listening devices, such as compatible hearing aids, headphones or speakers. Device compatibility depends on the device supporting Auracast. Before ordering, check that the hearing aids or headphones your students already use are compatible, and ask SMART Qatar to confirm the device list for your classrooms.

Which SMART Boards work with SoundFlow?

SoundFlow works with SMART Board displays running iQ4, including MX-V5 and RX series models. That makes it a good fit for a classroom that already has these panels, such as a secondary school science room in Doha upgraded with new displays. Confirm the exact board model and software version in each room during the quotation stage.

Does SoundFlow need a microphone, and can SMART SoundLift be used?

Yes. SoundFlow needs a microphone input to capture audio, and SMART SoundLift is named as an external microphone option for capturing the teacher's voice. Lesson audio from the board is broadcast alongside the teacher's voice. Microphone placement is planned during the free site survey so it suits the room layout and the teacher's usual position.

Is SoundFlow suitable for students with hearing differences?

Yes. SoundFlow is an assistive listening system that helps students with hearing differences receive clearer audio through compatible devices such as Auracast hearing aids or headphones. Because the audio goes to each student's own device, support is discreet and does not require a separate speaker system in the room. Schools should check each student's device compatibility before deployment.

How is SoundFlow different from traditional assistive listening systems?

Traditional assistive listening systems typically rely on dedicated receivers and more complex audio infrastructure. SoundFlow uses an Auracast transmitter to deliver audio directly to compatible personal devices, which reduces equipment and cabling. For a school, that means a simpler deployment and a more flexible listening experience for students who use their own compatible devices.

How would a primary school in Al Wakrah use SoundFlow?

A primary school in Al Wakrah fitting out several classrooms with SMART Boards might start with the rooms where students need assistive listening support. Each room gets one transmitter connected to its board, and the teacher's voice and lesson audio go to each student's compatible device. The school can extend the same setup to more rooms in later phases. Ask SMART Qatar for a quotation covering the first phase.

Can an education centre in Education City run bilingual sessions with SoundFlow?

SoundFlow broadcasts the teacher's voice and lesson audio, but the source data does not list language-specific features, so it does not state how the system handles Arabic and English sessions. An education centre running bilingual courses should confirm its audio requirements with the SMART Qatar team before ordering. The site survey is a good place to test microphone placement and the room layout.

How much installation work does SoundFlow need in each classroom?

SoundFlow is a plug-in Auracast transmitter, and it is designed for simple deployment without complex infrastructure or specialised systems. Each room needs the transmitter connected to the SMART Board and a microphone for the teacher. Because every room differs, SMART Qatar offers a free site survey and professional installation to confirm placement before the work starts.

Who controls SoundFlow during a lesson?

The teacher controls SoundFlow through simple on-screen controls in iQ4, so the lesson stays the focus rather than the technology. Teachers do not need to manage separate receivers or hand out equipment at the start of each class. Ask SMART Qatar to confirm the setup steps your staff will follow during the quotation stage.

How do schools and government bodies order SoundFlow for several classrooms?

Schools, ministries and government bodies can order SoundFlow through a purchase order (LPO) or a government tender, including Monaqasat. Send the number of classrooms, board models and microphones to SMART Qatar, and the team will return a quotation, usually within one working day. Delivery covers all eight municipalities of Qatar, and payment can be made by bank transfer, cheque or purchase order.