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UW6000 Carbon Fiber Full-duplex Cordless Headset vs ITW GSE 2400 Cable Retriever
Spec comparison for two products on Aviation Souk. Both compete in Ground Support Equipment (GSE).
Ground Support Equipment (GSE)
UW6000 Carbon Fiber Full-duplex Cordless Headset
by Inbertec
Lightweight carbon-fibre full-duplex wireless headset for ramp and MRO teams
Ground Support Equipment (GSE)
ITW GSE 2400 Cable Retriever
by ITW GSE
A motorised 400 Hz cable management unit that automates the retrieval of a 24 m aircraft power cable — for use with any 400 Hz GPU on boarding bridges or in hangars.
| Cost of ownership | UW6000 Carbon Fiber Full-duplex Cordless Headset | ITW GSE 2400 Cable Retriever |
|---|---|---|
| Price tier | — | — |
| Lead time (weeks) | ?–? | ?–? |
| Delivery | — | — |
| Install | — | — |
| GCC airports deployed | 0 | 0 |
| Certifications | 0 | 0 |
Specs
Technical specifications.
| Spec | UW6000 Carbon Fiber Full-duplex Cordless Headset | ITW GSE 2400 Cable Retriever |
|---|---|---|
| Model | UW6000 | — |
| Type | Carbon fibre full-duplex cordless headset | — |
| Passive noise reduction (PNR) | 27 dB | — |
| Shell | Carbon fibre light-weight | — |
| Working distance | 1600 ft (~488 m) | — |
| Intercom channels | 20 | — |
| Concurrent talkers per channel | up to 10 | — |
| Belt pack | None — no wire, no belt pack | — |
| Display | Channel and battery level screen | — |
| Emergency alarm | Yes | — |
| Cross-series compatibility | UW2000 series | — |
| Provenance | Inbertec GSE wireless catalogue (RFQ f9cfd705) | — |
| Cable length | — | 24 m |
| Cable type | — | Symmetrical, single piece |
| Operating power | — | 400 Hz (from connected GPU source) |
| Retrieval | — | Motorised, push-button at aircraft plug |
| Mounting options | — | Boarding bridge, free-standing, hangar rafter |
| GPU compatibility | — | Any 400 Hz source |
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