Clear-Com will unveil a new four-channel HelixNet beltpack and demonstrate a range of intercom technologies at ISE 2026, where the company will exhibit at Stand #4P700.

Making its ISE debut, the four-channel HelixNet beltpack expands on the company’s existing two-channel model, allowing users to monitor and communicate across four channels simultaneously. Clear-Com said the design is intended to support more complex, multi-team production environments while maintaining backward compatibility with existing HelixNet systems. The beltpack also features an updated user interface and integration with the Arcadia Central Station.

Clear-Com will also highlight its FreeSpeak Icon wireless beltpack, which operates in the 1.9 GHz DECT spectrum. The company said the beltpack includes nine programmable buttons, four channel volume controls and Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity. FreeSpeak Icon has received multiple industry awards and is designed for use in broadcast facilities, outside broadcast trucks and large live event productions.

Also on display will be the Arcadia Central Station, Clear-Com’s IP-based intercom platform that supports hybrid wired and wireless deployments. With the latest firmware, Arcadia supports up to 32 V-Series IrisX panels and offers dynamic I.V. Port resource allocation, which the company said allows for greater scalability and system configuration flexibility.

Clear-Com will further demonstrate updates to its virtual intercom offerings, including Gen-IC, the Agent-IC mobile application and the Station-IC virtual desktop client. These solutions are designed to support hybrid and remote production workflows by enabling users to communicate without dedicated hardware panels.

The company said Station-IC users now have additional third-party options for tactile control through Remote API integration. This includes direct or companion-based Stream Deck support, with future compatibility planned for integrated production controllers such as Skaarhoj without additional software. Clear-Com said the Remote API can also be used to develop custom virtual intercom client interfaces.

“ISE provides an incredible platform to connect with the global AV and broadcast community and demonstrate how Clear-Com continues to evolve communication technology for modern production challenges,” said Bob Boster, president at Clear-Com. “We’re excited to show how our ecosystem delivers clarity, reliability, and scalability across every workflow.”

Clear-Com said product specialists will be available throughout the show to discuss solutions tailored to broadcast, live production and professional AV applications.