Product Overview
Pyro H Set - 1300ft 4K HDMI Wireless Video Transmission
Each Pyro H 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 utilize 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 by using an L-series type battery using an optional battery plate.
Long Distance, High Quality
The Pyro H Wi-Fi broadcast technology enables one transmitter to connect to four receivers with stable signals, offering more flexibility when additional monitoring needs emerge on set. When Broadcast mode is activated, the transmitter can transmit signals to at most four receivers, and the line-of-sight range reaches 650'. When Broadcast mode is deactivated, the transmitter can transmit signals to at most two receivers and two mobile devices, and the line-of-sight range extends up to 1300'.Strong Signal Strength
At a stable transmission range of up to 1300', the Pyro H features latency as low as 60ms. Compared to the Mars series, whose transmission range extends at the cost of image quality and latency, the Pyro H excels with increased transmission distance while preserving video quality and minimizing latency. The transmitter/receiver combo also provides two modes for users to tip the balance between image quality and latency, with HD mode for better image quality with bitrate at up to 12 Mb/s and Smooth mode for a dynamic change in latency.For more information on the Hollyland Pyro H Set - 1300ft 4K HDMI Wireless Video Transmission, click here!
Warranty Information
12 Month Limited Manufacturer's Warranty. If you need contact us with an issue, please send an email to support@onair.com.au with the serial number or invoice number to create a support case.
