Overview

Vaxis Storm 3000 DV

Use the Storm 3000' DV Wireless Video Transmitter from Vaxis to transmit visually lossless, uncompressed video signals to any Vaxis Storm receiver. This zero-latency unit features a dual V-mount plate which provides pass-through power to the transmitter and the camera simultaneously. The transmitter features one HDMI input, one SDI input and one SDI loop output, and it supports input up to 4K and up to 1080p60 video transmissions. This unit also supports cross conversion from HDMI input to SDI loop output.

SKU: GC138-VS19-3000DV-T01

Vaxis Storm 3000 DV Wireless Video Transmitter with Dual V-Mount Plate

Vaxis Storm 3000 DV

Use the Storm 3000' DV Wireless Video Transmitter from Vaxis to transmit visually lossless, uncompressed video signals to any Vaxis Storm receiver. This zero-latency unit features a dual V-mount plate which provides pass-through power to the transmitter and the camera simultaneously. The transmitter features one HDMI input, one SDI input and one SDI loop output, and it supports input up to 4K and up to 1080p60 video transmissions. This unit also supports cross conversion from HDMI input to SDI loop output.

Up to 3000' Transmission Range

The included short antennas provide connectivity for short distances of a few hundred feet, while the larger blade antennas transmit a powerful line-of-sight signal up to 3000'. This unit also supports the transmission of timecode, metadata, and timecode trigger information.

20 Selectable Channels

The Storm 3000 transmitter features 20 selectable 40 MHz channels and a 5.1 to 5.9 GHz wireless frequency range, and on the side is a bright LED display showing your connection status and channel information. The unit can be powered using its 2-pin LEMO port using a D-Tap or AC source with a separately available cable. A standard BNC cable is included so you can plug in right out of the box.

SDI and HDMI Input

One SDI (BNC) and one HDMI input; one SDI (BNC) loop output

Display Screen

Bright LCD screen for settings, status, and scanning for open frequencies on 5.1 to 5.9 GHz range

Key Features:

Transmits Wireless Video up to 3000'

Supports up to 1080p Uncompressed Video

V-Mount Pass-Through Battery Plate

SDI and HDMI Inputs, SDI Loop Output

Compatible with Vaxis Storm Receivers

Supports Metadata and Timecode

HDMI/SDI Cross Conversion

1/4"-20 Mounting Thread

What in the Box:

Vaxis Storm 3000' DV Wireless Video Transmitter with Dual V-Mount Plate

2 x Blade Antenna (5 dBi)

2 x Short Antenna (2 dBi)

SDI Cable

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Vaxis Storm 3000 DV

Use the Storm 3000' DV Wireless Video Transmitter from Vaxis to transmit visually lossless, uncompressed video signals to any Vaxis Storm receiver. This zero-latency unit features a dual V-mount plate which provides pass-through power to the transmitter and the camera simultaneously. The transmitter features one HDMI input, one SDI input and one SDI loop output, and it supports input up to 4K and up to 1080p60 video transmissions. This unit also supports cross conversion from HDMI input to SDI loop output.

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