ROCKHART

The largest and loudest jobsite radio

Nicknamed ‘the Boss’, this is the largest and most powerful jobsite radio ever created. Two strong woofers and tweeters, driven by a premium amplifier, produce an overwhelming sound. While it also sounds flawless at a low volume, it is really made for anyone looking to fill any site with the best sound

Recommended retail price:

395,00 477,95

excl. VAT

395,00 477,95

incl. VAT
Where available
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Basic data

DAB+ Digitale radio ontvangst

FM ontvangst met
RDS zenderinformatie

Bluetooth ontvanger
voor muziek streaming

2 Aux ingangen voor
externe MP3 speler

5V USB
stroomuitgang

Oplaadbaar met
NiMH batterijen (8 x D)

Rockhart

The largest and most powerful jobsite radio ever created

Perfectpro Rockhart Hero RH3
High-power 2-way stereo speaker system, 2x22.5 watt
2x 6.5-inch woofers and 2x1 inch tweeters
Sound box volume: 19 litres

Technical information

Radio

DAB+ Digital Radio reception
FM reception with RDS station information
6 station presets FM and DAB+

Extra media

Bluetooth 5.2 receiver for music streaming
2x Aux-in for external MP3 player

Audio

High power 2-way speaker system, 2 x 30 Watt
2 x 6.5 inch woofers and 2 x 1 inch tweeters
Stereo
Sound box volume 19 litre
6 equalizer settings
(Flat - Rock - Pop - Indoor - Outdoor - News)
Dynamic Loudness function

Power supply/current

Mains current (230V)
Built-in Long-Player Lithium-Ion accu (20.000 mAh)
Average playing time on a single charge from 20 to 24 hours

Charging

Rechargeable with built-in Lithium-Ion battery
Also charges mains power while playing
Charge indicator in the display

Extra functions

5V USB power-out for charging a mobile phone
Multi language user interface
NFC Bluetooth pairing

Features

Durable ABS plastic body
Backlit LCD display
Metal speaker grill
Rain- and dust-proof multi-media compartment
Rugged controls
3 m neoprene-rubber power cable
Cable storage compartment at the back of the radio
Flexible, collapsible antenna (type: KDAB1)
Bluetooth connected LED
All-round protection provided by rubber shock blocks
2 metal grips on the side
Flat top design for easy stacking of toolcases

Also included

Supplied with 12 Volt cable (car, boat etc.) (type: SN-035)
Supplied with Aux cable (type: AUX-1)

Size/weight/colour

Weight 8.7 kg
WxHxD 47 x 31 x 31 cm
Colour: black

Classifications

Shockproof
Rain, dirt and dust resistant (IP44 standard)

Product data

SKU:

RH4

EAN Code:

8719689465346

Intrastatcode:

85271900

Number in outer box:

1

Number on pallet:

25

Weight of radio:

8,7 kg

Weight including packaging:

10,4 kg

Weight of outer box:

11,2 kg

Radio’s dimensions (WxHxD):

47 x 31 x 31 cm

Packaging’s dimensions (WxHxD):

47,5 x 33 x 31,5 cm

Outer box’s dimensions (WxHxD):

49,5 x 36 x 33 cm

Frequently asked questions

Won’t my phone’s battery be drained quickly when connected by Bluetooth?

Bluetooth is more energy efficient than Wi-Fi, for example. Bluetooth energy consumption depends on the Bluetooth version installed on the telephone.
If you so wish you can charge your mobile phone using the USB charger on the side of the Handsfree, even if the radio is running on battery power. The Bluetooth function can also be used as normal then too.

How do I connect my mobile phone to the Rockhart BT radio when doing so for the first time?

Simply via your mobile phone’s Bluetooth menu. Select "ROCKHART BT" in your mobile phone’s Bluetooth menu. No PIN codes or similar are required.

The Rockhart only recharges when switched off. Why is this?

In order to prevent the charging process from having a negative effect on the quality of radio reception and music performance it was decided to separate charging and playing in a number of models.

The Rockhart does not have a grip at the top like most of the other jobsite radios. Why?

A conscious decision was made not to fit this radio with a grip in order to make it possible to place toolcases on top of this “big boy” during transport. The corrugated rubber on the four corners prevents the toolcases from sliding off.

Sometimes if I move my DAB+ radio even just 50 cm indoors I have better reception.

With DAB+ signal reception, moving the radio a short distance, even just a few dozen centimetres, can make a huge difference to the signal level. This is typical of DAB+ radio reception.

How far away can you be without being disconnected from Bluetooth?

An average of 10 metres or more in open spaces. But this greatly depends on the type of mobile phone (the strength of the Bluetooth signal emitted by this telephone) and the presence of any intervening walls and doors. Via the “connected” LED on the front of the Rockhart BT you can always see immediately whether your telephone is still connected or not. If you become disconnected from Bluetooth when leaving for a moment, as soon as you return within range connection will be restored automatically.

Can someone else connect to my radio via Bluetooth with their mobile phone at the same time?

No. Once it is connected the radio only recognizes your mobile phone. Only if you purposefully disconnect in the radio’s Bluetooth menu can another mobile phone be connected to it.

The Rockhart is rechargeable. How long does it play for on a full charge?

The length of time a rechargeable radio plays for on a full charge can never be given precisely as it depends on a number of factors, including the type of music played (e.g. music with more bass requires more power), the volume selected (the higher the volume, the more power used), the ambient temperature (a battery produces less power in low temperatures), the age of the rechargeable batteries, etc.
The Rockhart plays for up to approximately 2 working days on a full charge (at an average volume level, at room temperature – depending on radio reception and music type).

The Rockhart has 2 LED charge indications. Why?

Charging the batteries in the Rockhart happens in 2 separate charging compartments, each with their own charge circuit. Hence the separate LED charge indications

If I use my rechargeable drill near the radio the latter fades away. When I stop the sound returns. How come?

If machines (e.g. drills, saw benches, forklift trucks, etc.) or battery chargers are operated next to or near a jobsite radio, the electromagnetic field they generate can interfere with reception by the jobsite radio. In the case of DAB+ reception, strong electric currents in the immediate vicinity can even cause the radio signal to fade completely.

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