What is a Beacon?
The Beacon Lite enables visitors to access audio content by holding a Podcatcher Pro near a beacon to trigger corresponding audio tour content. This requires no app downloads or complicated setup.
How it works
Section titled “How it works”Visitors use their Podcatcher Pro to “scan” Beacon Lite devices positioned throughout exhibitions. This intentional interaction ensures content triggers effortlessly.
Key features
Section titled “Key features”Flexible installation
Section titled “Flexible installation”The compact, lightweight design allows easy positioning throughout exhibition spaces. Customizable stickers enable matching to museum aesthetics or exhibit themes.
Easy configuration
Section titled “Easy configuration”Each Beacon Lite has a unique code that can be configured within the platform, simplifying the process of adding new beacons to tours.
Versatile functionality
Section titled “Versatile functionality”Beyond triggering content, Beacon Lite units serve as tour control points for language selection, group experiences, or Bluetooth headset connections.
Long-lasting power
Section titled “Long-lasting power”Beacons operate continuously for up to 2 years on a single battery. When replacement is needed, users unscrew the cap and insert a new battery cell. If on-site replacement is not feasible, units can be exchanged.
Outdoor ready with the Beacon Lite Waterproof
Section titled “Outdoor ready with the Beacon Lite Waterproof”The Beacon Lite Waterproof variant supports outdoor installations. Built to withstand rain, humidity, and harsh weather, this sealed version features non-user-replaceable batteries while maintaining substantial battery life.
Related articles
Section titled “Related articles”- Beacon Pro Installation — install and configure Beacon Pro
- Beacon Lite Installation — install and configure Beacon Lite
- Adding Beacons to Your Tour — link beacons to tour stops