Overview

Vaxis Storm 3000 DV SDI/HDMI Wireless TX/RX Deluxe Kit

The Storm Series TX/RX Kit is renowned for its ability to multicast to unlimited amount of receivers. Paired with a Storm 5G RF Channel Scanner, users can instantly see the number of usable camera pairings in the area.

SKU: GC138-VS19-3000DV-TRR01

Vaxis Storm 3000 DV SDI/HDMI Wireless TX/RX Deluxe Kit

Vaxis Storm 3000 DV SDI/HDMI Wireless TX/RX Deluxe Kit

The Storm Series TX/RX Kit is renowned for its ability to multicast to unlimited amount of receivers. Paired with a Storm 5G RF Channel Scanner, users can instantly see the number of usable camera pairings in the area.

Up to 1 km distance transmission

Besides the integrated structure, Storm 3000 DV is also an outstanding wireless transmission performance, the transmission distance is up to 1 km line of sight, which is close to the limit of the current omnidirectional antenna transmission (a directional antenna transmission is usually used for longer distance transmission). So it will meet the wireless monitoring demand no matter it's big sport events or in huge film set.

More channels options

Similar to other Vaxis products, the Storm 3000DV uses the new generation of frequency solution which will support more channels and allow for multiple wireless monitoring simultaneously. With the same token, additional channels means less signal interference with other signal sources.

Exquisite side screen, intuitive info display

The Vaxis 3000DV has been thoughtfully designed all the way down to the new side panel display screen, which allows for easier access and viewing of the menu and functions.

Light,thin and fast

Storm 3000 DV has been integrated the most internally to compress the size, make it the thinnest and lightest among all the Storm series product and other same level product.

Os Mode

Os Mode perfectly solves playback delay problem of Arri Alexa Mini, and Storm 3000 DV can still be switched back to Normal Mode to fit other cameras.

Key Features:

Quick Setups

Stable Structure

Fewer Cables

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Vaxis Storm 3000 DV SDI/HDMI Wireless TX/RX Deluxe Kit

The Storm Series TX/RX Kit is renowned for its ability to multicast to unlimited amount of receivers. Paired with a Storm 5G RF Channel Scanner, users can instantly see the number of usable camera pairings in the area.

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