Sennheiser SL MCR 4 DW-4 · Price in Qatar

Name: Sennheiser SL MCR 4 DW-4 Four-Channel SpeechLine DW Receiver
Brand: Sennheiser
SKU: sennheiser-sl-mcr-4-dw-4-508855
Availability: InStock

Overview

The Sennheiser SL MCR 4 DW-4 is a four-channel receiver for the SpeechLine Digital Wireless system, built for conference rooms and lecture halls where several wireless microphones feed one audio system. It runs on one PoE network cable, offers two Dante sockets configured as primary and secondary, and includes an integrated automixer. It suits Qatari schools, ministries and corporate boardrooms that want wall or ceiling mounted reception. Request a quote.

What the SL MCR 4 DW-4 receiver does

The Sennheiser SL MCR 4 DW-4 is a four-channel receiver for the SpeechLine Digital Wireless system. Each of its four channels takes the signal from a SpeechLine mobile transmitter, so one unit can serve four wireless microphones in the same room. The housing is white, measures 180 x 180 x 45 mm including the wall mount and weighs 560 g, so it sits discreetly on a wall, in a ceiling void or on a mic stand.

Frequency band, power and network connection

This model operates in the 1920.000 - 1930.000 frequency range. Other four-channel variants in the series use different bands, so match the band to your transmitters before ordering. The receiver is powered and networked through a single Ethernet cable using PoE and Dante, which removes much of the analog audio cabling a traditional installation needs. Its power consumption is below 15 W.

Frequency range: 1920.000 - 1930.000
Connectivity: PoE and two RJ-45 Dante sockets, primary and secondary
Audio outputs: Dante network mix plus a 3-pin analog mix output
Security and latency: AES 256 encryption and 23 ms latency
Environment: -10°C to +45°C operating range, up to 95% humidity

Audio outputs and remote control

An integrated automixer combines the active channels into a single sum signal. The receiver makes that mix available as an analog output and digitally over Dante. A room with an existing analog mixer can use the wireless microphones, while a newer networked DSP can take the same mix without a hardware swap. Transmitter settings can be adjusted in Sennheiser Control Cockpit thanks to bidirectional communication, and the receiver can be monitored from media control systems such as AMX, Crestron or Q-SYS Control.

Where it fits in Qatar

A government ministry in Doha holding hearings with four panellists and a chair can connect all four wireless microphones to one receiver, with the mix sent to the room's audio system. In a private school in Lusail, a multi-purpose hall used for assemblies and Arabic and English events can keep every microphone managed from one unit. A boardroom in West Bay that links to teams abroad can use the analog mix output to feed existing conferencing equipment. Temperature matters in these settings, because Qatar summers push ambient temperatures in unconditioned spaces above 45°C.

What to plan before installation

Choose a mounting point that suits the room layout and cable routes, and keep the receiver in a conditioned, ventilated space. Check that the PoE switch port has enough power budget for a device drawing under 15 W, and confirm that the Dante network is planned. The box contains the wall mounting plate, drilling template, 3-pin Phoenix connector (3.81 mm) and quick guide. SmartRooms Qatar offers free site surveys to confirm mounting heights and cable routes, and installation can be arranged with your quotation. Products are covered by the manufacturer's warranty, which the data lists as 2 years.

To receive a quote for the SL MCR 4 DW-4, send us the number of transmitters, the room size and your audio system type, and our team will confirm the right configuration. Request a quote today.

Highlights

Four-channel receiver for SpeechLine Digital Wireless
Audio and power over a single PoE network cable
Two RJ-45 Dante sockets, primary and secondary
Integrated automixer with analog summed mix output
AES 256 encryption and 23 ms latency
Frequency range 1920.000 - 1930.000, operating -10°C to +45°C

Room fit

Tell us the room size and platform (Teams, Zoom or BYOD) and we confirm the right combination with your quotation.

Estimated timeline

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

Specifications

48 specifications · Source: manufacturer · checked Oct 2026

Logistics1

Warranty (years): 2

Product Features1

Color HEX: #FFFFFF

Product4

Color: White
Latency (ms): 23 ms
Total harmonic distortion (THD): typ. 0.1 %
Automatic gain control (AGC): Yes

Frequency Specifications2

Frequency range: 1880.000 - 1900.000
Audio frequency response: 20 to 20,000 Hz

Acoustic Properties1

Dynamic range (>): > 120 dB(A)

Connectivity2

Connection: Wireless
Connectors: RJ45 (for Ethernet)

Inputs/Outputs2

Dante™: Primary and Secondary
Audio output: One 3-pin socket (suitable for Phoenix Contact MCVW 1.5-3-ST-3.81) Two Dante™ Digital Audio Network sockets (RJ-45)

Ambient Conditions2

Operating relative humidity (≤ %): max. 95 %
Operating temperature (C): -10°C to +45°C (14°F to 113°F)

Battery & Power2

Battery included: N
Power consumption (Amp): < 15 W

Technology1

Encryption: AES 256

Dimensions5

Dimensions: 180 x 180 x 45 mm (incl. wallmount)
Product weight (g): 560
Product height: 45
Product length: 180
Product width: 180

SL MCR 4 DW-425

article_number: 508855
specs · Logistics · Warranty (years): 2
specs · Product Features · Color HEX: #FFFFFF
specs · Product · Color: White
specs · Product · Latency (ms): 23 ms
specs · Product · Total harmonic distortion (THD): typ. 0.1 %
specs · Product · Automatic gain control (AGC): Yes
specs · Frequency Specifications · Frequency range: 1920.000 - 1930.000
specs · Frequency Specifications · Audio frequency response: 20 to 20,000 Hz
specs · Acoustic Properties · Dynamic range (>): > 120 dB(A)
specs · Connectivity · Connection: Wireless
specs · Connectivity · Connectors: RJ45 (for Ethernet)
specs · Inputs/Outputs · Dante™: Primary and Secondary
specs · Inputs/Outputs · Audio output: One 3-pin socket (suitable for Phoenix Contact MCVW 1.5-3-ST-3.81) Two Dante™ Digital Audio Network sockets (RJ-45)
specs · Ambient Conditions · Operating relative humidity (≤ %): max. 95 %
specs · Ambient Conditions · Operating temperature (C): -10°C to +45°C (14°F to 113°F)
specs · Battery & Power · Battery included: N
specs · Battery & Power · Power consumption (Amp): < 15 W
specs · Technology · Encryption: AES 256
specs · Dimensions · Dimensions: 180 x 180 x 45 mm (incl. wallmount)
specs · Dimensions · Product weight (g): 560
specs · Dimensions · Product height: 45
specs · Dimensions · Product length: 180
specs · Dimensions · Product width: 180
in_the_box: (1) SL MCR DW Multichannel receiver · (1) Wall mounting plate · (1) Drilling template · (1) 3-pin Phoenix connector (3.81mm) · (1) Quick guide

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Questions about SL MCR 4 DW-4

What is the Sennheiser SL MCR 4 DW-4 used for, and who is it for?

The SL MCR 4 DW-4 is a four-channel receiver for the SpeechLine Digital Wireless system, used where several wireless microphones feed one room's audio. Typical users in Qatar include a school assembly hall in Al Rayyan or a ministry meeting room in Doha that needs reliable speech pickup from four speakers. Its Dante and analog outputs let it join either a networked or a traditional audio setup. Request a quote to confirm it suits your room.

How many wireless microphones can one SL MCR 4 DW-4 handle?

Four. The SL MCR 4 DW-4 has four channels, so one receiver serves up to four SpeechLine mobile transmitters in the same room. A pairing function creates a reliable connection between each transmitter and the receiver. If a room needs only two microphones, the two-channel SL MCR 2 models in this series are the alternative. Tell us your transmitter count when you request a quote so the right model is quoted.

Which frequency range does this model use, and how does it differ from the other four-channel models?

The manufacturer data lists a frequency range of 1920.000 - 1930.000 for this model. The other four-channel variants in the series use different ranges, including 1880.000 - 1900.000 and 1910.000 - 1920.000, so the band is the first thing to confirm. Check it against the SpeechLine transmitters you already own or plan to buy. The SmartRooms Qatar team can check the band against your existing kit before the quotation is issued.

Can the receiver run on a single network cable?

Yes. The source data states that the receiver can be operated with a single network cable using PoE and Dante. Its power consumption is below 15 W, which should be checked against the power budget of your PoE switch. Plan the network before installation: the receiver needs an Ethernet connection to a PoE-capable switch and a Dante-compatible network for audio. A site survey can confirm the cable routes before any drilling starts.

How do the two Dante sockets work?

The receiver has two RJ-45 Dante network sockets, listed in the data as primary and secondary. The audio mix is available digitally over Dante, which allows an existing setup to be extended without replacing the DSP. Connect the primary socket to your main audio network and use the secondary socket for a second Dante path if your design calls for it. Confirm the Dante routing with your AV integrator before the room is handed over.

My room still uses analog audio equipment. Can the SL MCR 4 DW-4 feed it?

Yes. The receiver has a 3-pin socket for analog audio output, and its integrated automixer combines all active channels into one analog mix output. This lets a room with older analog cabling or an analog mixer use four wireless microphones without a Dante-enabled DSP. The package includes the 3-pin Phoenix connector (3.81 mm) needed for this output. Confirm that your mixer's input suits the analog mix before wiring.

Can it be controlled remotely from a control system or software?

Yes. Settings for the mobile transmitters can be made in Sennheiser Control Cockpit, because the receiver and transmitter communicate in both directions. Network integration also allows the receiver to be controlled and monitored from a media control system such as AMX, Crestron or Q-SYS Control. A facilities team in a government building or a school can adjust microphones without going into the hall. Confirm which control system your site uses before ordering.

Where can the receiver be mounted in a boardroom in West Bay?

The receiver can be fitted to a wall, to a ceiling or onto a mic stand. Its housing measures 180 x 180 x 45 mm including the wall mount and weighs 560 g. A boardroom in West Bay might mount it in a ceiling void above the table or on a nearby wall, which keeps cable runs short and out of sight. The box includes a wall mounting plate and drilling template. SmartRooms Qatar offers free site surveys to confirm positions before any drilling.

Will the receiver cope with Qatar's summer heat?

The manufacturer data gives an operating temperature of -10°C to +45°C and a maximum operating relative humidity of 95%. Qatar summers can push temperatures in unconditioned spaces above 45°C, so install the receiver in an air-conditioned room or a well-ventilated location, and check the temperature of the ceiling void or cupboard. Confirm the exact location with the SmartRooms Qatar team before installation, especially for any space that faces outdoors.

How does it handle radio interference in busy venues?

The receiver uses automatic frequency management, so frequencies do not have to be set by hand. Its automatic interference management is described in the data as supporting maximum transmission reliability. These features matter in busy venues such as a hotel ballroom in The Pearl or a stadium press room, where many wireless devices share the same airspace. Plan the band for your site, and request a site survey before the event schedule is confirmed.

Can a ministry or school buy it through an LPO or a Monaqasat tender?

Yes. SmartRooms Qatar supplies government ministries, schools and companies, and accepts purchase orders (LPOs) and government tenders, including Monaqasat. Payment is by bank transfer, cheque or purchase order. A school fitting out one hall can cover the receiver and its installation under a single LPO. State the quantity and transmitter count in your request, and the quotation is usually issued within one working day.

What warranty applies to the SL MCR 4 DW-4?

The manufacturer data lists a warranty of 2 years for this receiver, and SmartRooms Qatar supplies it with that manufacturer warranty. The box includes a wall mounting plate, drilling template, 3-pin Phoenix connector (3.81 mm) and quick guide, so the basic hardware for mounting and analog wiring is supplied. Ask the team to confirm the warranty terms in your quotation before placing an order.