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A 25W rechargeable megaphone for hire in Sri Lanka. Speak through the built-in mic, hit the siren, or play recorded announcements, all from one battery-powered handheld unit made for outdoor crowd calls.
This is a 25W handheld megaphone, also called a loudhailer, that amplifies your voice through a horn-style projection bell.
It has a built-in microphone on a coiled lead, so you speak into it at chest height and the horn carries your words far louder and further than shouting.
Rated at 25 watts, it is built for open-air announcements where a fixed PA system is not practical, projecting clear speech across an estimated 300 to 800 metres in quiet, open conditions.
Beyond live talk, the megaphone adds a selectable siren tone for alerts and marshalling, plus USB, SD card and AUX playback so you can run pre-recorded announcements, jingles or multilingual instructions straight through the horn.
It runs off a built-in rechargeable battery, so there are no trailing mains cables and no generator to arrange for basic use.
An adjustable shoulder strap lets one person carry it around a ground, a procession route or a work site, and the volume and mode controls sit on the handle grip for simple one-handed operation.
Everything you need to talk to a crowd is inside the one unit, with no mixer, amplifier or extra cables to arrange, which is why it is a staple for events, sports days, tours and security teams across the island.
It rents at Rs 2,500 per day with a refundable deposit.
