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Accsoon CineView HE (Receiver Only)

Add an extra receiver to your CineView HE transmission system with this CineView HE Extra Receiver from Accsoon. The receiver can be added to an existing system since a transmitter can simultaneously send a 1080p60 video signal to any mix of receivers and iOS/Android smartphones and tablets up to four total. The unit can receive signals over distances up to 1200' with only a 60ms delay.

SKU: GC52-ACWIT04HERX

Accsoon CineView HE (Receiver Only)

Accsoon CineView HE (Receiver Only)

Add an extra receiver to your CineView HE transmission system with this CineView HE Extra Receiver from Accsoon. The receiver can be added to an existing system since a transmitter can simultaneously send a 1080p60 video signal to any mix of receivers and iOS/Android smartphones and tablets up to four total. The unit can receive signals over distances up to 1200' with only a 60ms delay.

The receiver is easy to set up and pair, and it features an HDMI output and a USB UVC output to output your signal to a computer for streaming using third-party apps. The free-to-download companion app provides image tools such as peaking, zebras, false colour for exposure, and .cube 3D LUT overlay. The receiver features DC and USB-C power inputs, and it also supports an optional L-series battery that can power the unit for up to 12 hours.

Wireless Transmission

Dual-Band 2.4 and 5 GHz wireless transmission

Latency of less than 0.06s

Long-distance transmission range of 1200'

One transmitter can connect to up to four devices such as receivers, smartphones, or tablets

Wireless remote monitoring via Accsoon Go App

Automatic channel selection for optimal transmission

Video Input/Output

HDMI and USB-C/UVC output on receiver for streaming on a computer with third-party apps

Receive up to Full HD 1080p video and high-quality audio transmission

Design

Fanless design for silent operation

Power by L-series/NP-F type battery, DC input, or USB-C

Group pairing knob

Bright 1.3" OLED screen

Compact, lightweight design with durable aluminium construction

Key Features:

Wireless Video Receiver

 

Works with CineView HE Transmitter

 

Mix up to 4 Receivers, Tablets & Phones

 

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Accsoon CineView HE (Receiver Only)

Add an extra receiver to your CineView HE transmission system with this CineView HE Extra Receiver from Accsoon. The receiver can be added to an existing system since a transmitter can simultaneously send a 1080p60 video signal to any mix of receivers and iOS/Android smartphones and tablets up to four total. The unit can receive signals over distances up to 1200' with only a 60ms delay.

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