Silent Conference launches ZED wireless headphones in the U.S.

Silent Conference has introduced its ZED wireless headphone system in the United States, targeting conferences, tours and live events that need multiple audio channels in one space. The launch includes a U.S. debut at InfoComm in Las Vegas and adds rental, installation and purchase options nationwide. Why it matters: - The ZED system gives event organizers a way to run multilingual sessions, simultaneous presentations, guided tours and other audio-heavy programs in a single venue. - More than 50 customizable wireless audio channels can operate at once without separate rooms or additional sound systems. - The system is built to simplify event logistics while expanding programming flexibility for conferences, meetings and live events. What happened: - Silent Conference launched its next-generation ZED wireless headphone system in the United States on June 16, 2026. - The system is now available throughout the U.S. for rental, installation and purchase through Silent Conference USA and HUSHconcerts.com. - The official U.S. launch is scheduled for InfoComm, June 13-19, at the Las Vegas Convention Center. - Attendees can see the system at Silent Conference’s booth N7313 in the North Hall. - More information and demonstration requests are available here . The details: - The ZED system supports more than 50 customizable wireless audio channels within one venue. - The system can run multiple presentation feeds, translation tracks and programming tracks at the same time. - Silent Conference developed the system with input from RF coordinators, AV professionals, event producers and end users. - A rapid-swap lithium-ion battery design lets teams replace batteries in seconds. - The battery setup is intended to reduce downtime during long events and limit the need for extra equipment inventory. - The design also helps streamline logistics and cut shipping volume. - A BatterySense indicator helps production teams monitor battery levels during an event. - The headphones include programmable LED lighting with 16 color options and multiple display modes. - The system also offers customizable branding options. - Enhanced ear cushions are designed for extended wear. - Silent Conference says the battery and logistics features are a step toward lowering the environmental footprint of large conferences and touring events. - The system has already been used at events in Europe and the United Kingdom. - Additional product information is available here . Between the lines: - The launch positions Silent Conference to compete in a niche where event producers want more programming options without adding room count or sound infrastructure. - The emphasis on battery swaps, monitoring and shipping volume suggests the product is aimed as much at operations teams as at attendees. - Robbie Kowal, director of Silent Conference USA, said the ZED headphones reflect 15 years of experience and development. What’s next: - Silent Conference will showcase the ZED system to audiovisual buyers and event planners at InfoComm. - The company is likely to use the U.S. launch to grow adoption across conferences, tours, museums, universities and other venues that rely on flexible audio programming. - Silent Conference’s social channels are available on LinkedIn and Instagram . The bottom line: - Silent Conference is betting that multi-channel wireless headphones can make complex events easier to run and easier to scale.