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Hollyland Pyro-S 4K30 SDI/HDMI Wireless Transmission Kit

Add 4K30 wireless video transmission to your production using the versatile Hollyland Pyro-S 4K30 SDI/HDMI Wireless Transmission Kit. The system includes a wireless transmitter, a wireless receiver, seven antennas, a USB-C adapter, a DC power adapter, and an adjustable shoe adapter mount. The transmitter provides HDMI and SDI inputs and features extremely low 50 ms latency that accepts line-of-sight transmission from up to 1300' away to the included receiver. When using broadcast mode using up to four receivers and two mobile devices, the system supports up to 650' away. The receiver outputs to HDMI and SDI.

SKU: GC154-HL-Pyro-S

Hollyland Pyro-S 4K30 SDI/HDMI Wireless Transmission Kit

Hollyland Pyro-S 4K30 SDI/HDMI Wireless Transmission Kit

Add 4K30 wireless video transmission to your production using the versatile Hollyland Pyro-S 4K30 SDI/HDMI Wireless Transmission Kit. The system includes a wireless transmitter, a wireless receiver, seven antennas, a USB-C adapter, a DC power adapter, and an adjustable shoe adapter mount. The transmitter provides HDMI and SDI inputs and features extremely low 50 ms latency that accepts line-of-sight transmission from up to 1300' away to the included receiver. When using broadcast mode using up to four receivers and two mobile devices, the system supports up to 650' away. The receiver outputs to HDMI and SDI.

Each Pyro S unit is equipped with a USB-C port that can power the unit and also supports plug-and-play UVC operation, so it can seamlessly plug into a computer and utilise the wireless video for streaming and conferencing applications. A built-in frequency scanner allows you to select the clearest frequency for your transmission and features a bright LCD for configuration. In addition to the multifunction USB-C port, each unit can be powered using a separately available locking DC power adapter or an L-series type battery using an optional battery plate.

Key Features:

Wireless Transmitter and Receiver

Transmit UHD 4K30 Video

HDMI and SDI Inputs and Outputs

2.4 and 5 GHz Bands

Supports UVC and RTMP

650 cm Transmission in Broadcast Mode

Smart Channel Scanning and LCD

Low 50 ms Latency

12 Mb/s Bit Rate

DC, L-Series and USB-C Power

What's in the Box:

Hollyland Pyro-S 4K30 SDI/HDMI Wireless Transmission Kit

Hollyland Pyro S 4K HDMI/SDI Wireless Video Receiver

Hollyland Pyro S 4K HDMI/SDI Wireless Video Transmitter

Hollyland Paddle Antenna for Pyro Series (2.4/5 GHz)

Hollyland Rotatable Cold Shoe Adapter Mount for Wireless Unit

USB-C OTG Adapter

Hollyland DC Power Adapter for Pyro S (12 VDC, 2A)

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Hollyland Pyro-S 4K30 SDI/HDMI Wireless Transmission Kit

Add 4K30 wireless video transmission to your production using the versatile Hollyland Pyro-S 4K30 SDI/HDMI Wireless Transmission Kit. The system includes a wireless transmitter, a wireless receiver, seven antennas, a USB-C adapter, a DC power adapter, and an adjustable shoe adapter mount. The transmitter provides HDMI and SDI inputs and features extremely low 50 ms latency that accepts line-of-sight transmission from up to 1300' away to the included receiver. When using broadcast mode using up to four receivers and two mobile devices, the system supports up to 650' away. The receiver outputs to HDMI and SDI.

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