Service · Equipment rental
Interpretation equipment with or without an interpreter
Not every event needs to book interpreters together with the equipment. Production companies, other translation agencies, and organizers who already have their own interpretation team also rent technical equipment from STIB: ISO 4043 acoustically insulated booths, UHF receivers, transmitters, and a complete audio distribution system — with a dedicated technician or equipment only, as needed.
What's available
Equipment for every event size
ISO 4043 acoustically insulated booths
Sound isolation and ventilation meeting the international simultaneous interpretation standard, with a direct view of the stage.
Interpreter consoles
Professional interpretation console, compatible with the booth and the transmission system.
UHF transmitters and receivers
One channel per language, receivers with headsets for the audience, sized to the number of listeners.
Audio distribution hub
Direct capture from the event's sound board, with multi-channel distribution to the transmitters.
LED headsets (one color per channel)
Headsets with an LED ring and four or more channels, for bilingual and trilingual events and silent conferences.
Portable kits (whisper/tour guide)
Compact booth-free system, suited to executive meetings and technical visits with small groups.
Backup equipment
Redundancy included for critical items, reducing the risk of failure during the event.
LED headsets
One color per language, visible from across the room
For bilingual and trilingual events, STIB has headsets with an LED ring: each channel gets its own color. Attendees instantly know they are on the right language, and the technician can see channel distribution across the audience from a distance, without interrupting anyone.
- Four or more channels per headset — each with its own color; languages and content tracks can be separated at the same event.
- Used for interpretation and silent conferences — the same headset covers both formats — booth interpretation or parallel sessions in one hall.
- Visual control for the crew — the lit color shows, from a distance, how many attendees are on each channel.
- Sized to the audience — the number of headsets is part of the quote scope, like conventional receivers.

Options
With a technician or equipment only
| Option | Best for | What's included |
|---|---|---|
| Equipment + technician | Whoever has no in-house technical crew at the event | Booth, console, receivers, transmitters, and a dedicated on-site sound technician |
| Equipment only | Production companies and agencies with their own technician | Booth, console, receivers, and transmitters, no STIB operator |
| Equipment + interpreter | Whoever needs the full-service package | See on-site simultaneous interpretation |
Cost factor
What determines the price of the rental
There's no fixed rate card — scope drives the price. With this information, STIB returns a fixed quote within 24 hours.
- Number of languages/channels
- Each language means another transmission channel and another set of receivers.
- Number of receivers
- Sized to the audience that will listen to the interpretation.
- With or without a technician
- Operated by STIB, or by the client's own technical crew.
- Rental duration
- A single day, multiple days, or a long-term rental each have a different cost structure.
- Location and logistics
- Equipment transport to the venue, setup, and teardown.
- Venue infrastructure
- A venue with a fixed booth or sound board already installed reduces the volume of equipment needed.
Frequently asked questions
About equipment rental
Can I rent the equipment without booking STIB interpreters?
Yes. Equipment rental is a standalone service, independent of booking interpreters — we serve production companies, translation agencies, and organizers who already have their own interpretation team.
Is the technician included in the rental?
It depends on the option chosen. You can rent with a dedicated STIB technician operating on-site, or equipment only, for those with their own technical crew.
What's the difference between a full booth and a portable kit?
The ISO 4043 booth is acoustically isolated and suited to larger audiences and noisier environments. The portable kit (whisper/tour guide) has no booth, is more compact, and is suited to small groups in meetings or technical visits.
Do you deliver equipment outside São Paulo?
Yes. STIB serves with equipment and professionals on site in São Paulo, Brasília, Rio de Janeiro, Recife and Campinas, and with in-house logistics in the other Brazilian capitals, depending on the event's scope.
Is there backup equipment in case of failure?
Yes, critical items include backup as part of the rental to reduce the risk of interruption during the event.
Next step
Tell us what your event needs
Number of languages, audience size, and whether you need an STIB technician on-site — with that, we'll return a quote within 24 hours.
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