Ideal for a multilingual board or committee meeting of 10 to 40 seats, where each delegate speaks into their own unit and listens to interpretation in their chosen language at the table.
Built for council meetings, hearings, and civic sessions where officials and the public need clear interpretation while proceedings continue on the record.
For assemblies and congress halls with 100 or more delegates, where structured speaking, language channels, and interpretation all run on one system.
Suited to member organizations and associations whose delegates speak several languages and need every seat connected to interpretation during formal sessions.
For bilateral and multilateral meetings with a small number of speakers but several languages, where accuracy and clear channel selection matter most.
For structured conferences where seated participants speak in turn and follow interpretation, rather than a stage-and-audience event format.
A complete setup includes the congress system, interpreter equipment, listener devices, and accessories. ABBN helps match each part to your room, languages, and number of seats, so the full system works together on meeting day.
The main unit is the backbone of the system, managing delegate microphones, interpretation channels, and audio routing so speaking and interpretation stay organized.
Delegate and chairman units let each seat speak in turn and select a language channel, which is how participants both contribute and follow interpretation at the table.
Interpreter units connect into the congress system and give interpreters clear control over input, channels, and relay, so interpretation is produced within the same connected setup.
Channel selectors and language distribution carry each language on its own channel, so every delegate and listener can tune to the language they need.
Receivers and headsets extend interpretation to attendees who are not seated at a delegate unit, such as observers, press, or a wider audience.
Charging units, batteries, cables, and adapters keep receivers ready and the system connected, and make setup and teardown faster for each meeting.
Conference interpretation equipment is one part of a complete multilingual setup. ABBN can also help you choose equipment based on your venue, transmission method, audience size, and how the interpretation will be delivered.
ABBN makes it easier to get conference interpretation right by matching the system to your room, languages, and number of seats, and supporting you from planning through meeting day.
We review how many seats need a microphone, how many languages you need, and your room layout, so the system fits how the meeting actually runs.
We match the right congress units, interpreter units, channel selectors, receivers, and headsets to your room and audio needs, drawing on trusted brands like Bosch, Taiden, and Televic.
We plan how your interpretation equipment works with your microphone systems, conference systems, and speakers, so the full multilingual setup runs as one.
Get a complete recommendation with a fast quote, choose to rent or buy based on your meeting, and rely on setup guidance and on-site support to keep the session running smoothly.
Let ABBN build your conference interpretation system around your room, languages, and number of seats.
Tell us your room layout, number of seats, and how many languages you need. We’ll help recommend the right congress units, interpreter units, channel selectors, receivers, and accessories for your setup.
Conference interpretation equipment builds interpretation into a structured meeting system, where delegates speak on mic units and select language channels at the table. Simultaneous equipment focuses on booths and consoles delivering real-time interpretation to a wider event audience. They often overlap.
Often yes. Many digital congress systems support interpreter units and language channels on the same backbone as the delegate microphones. ABBN helps confirm whether your current system can add interpretation or whether an upgrade makes more sense.
Digital congress systems commonly support up to 64 channels, which covers most multilingual meetings. The practical number depends on your main unit, interpreter units, and channel selectors. ABBN matches the system to the languages your meeting needs.
Each seat usually needs a delegate unit with a microphone and a channel selector, plus a headset or earphone. The delegate speaks through the unit and selects their language, while interpreter units feed each channel into the system.
Yes. Congress systems can be permanently installed with flush-mounted delegate units and channel selectors for boardrooms, council chambers, and committee rooms. ABBN also offers portable setups for rooms that need interpretation only occasionally.
