Atomos
Atomos RX 4K/HD Wireless Video Receiver 985ft 4K30 1080p60
Receives UHD 4K30 via HDMI and 1080p60 via SDI from up to 985 feet on the 5 GHz band, supports four receivers per transmitter, and powers via DC, USB-C or L-series battery
- Receive 4K30 video wirelessly up to 985 feet
- Output to two HDMI and one SDI simultaneously
- Power via USB-C, DC or L-series battery
- Operates on 5 GHz band for clean signal
- Supports up to four receivers per transmitter
Professional Wireless Video Receiver
The Atomos RX 4K/HD Wireless Video Receiver adds wireless 4K30 video transmission to a production workflow. It receives a line-of-sight signal from a compatible Atomos transmitter up to 985 feet away. Up to four receivers can operate simultaneously from a single transmitter. The unit provides two HDMI outputs and one SDI output for flexible connectivity.
5 GHz Frequency Band Limits
Transmission operates on the 5 GHz frequency band for interference-free wireless video. A clear line of sight is required to achieve the stated 985 foot range. The system supports a maximum of four receivers per transmitter. Video formats are limited to UHD 4K30 via HDMI and 1080p60 via SDI output.
Capacity and Headroom
The receiver comfortably handles UHD 4K30 signals on its dual HDMI outputs and 1080p60 on the single SDI output. It runs out of headroom for higher frame rates at 4K resolution or for resolutions beyond UHD. Power flexibility is provided through USB-C, 916 VDC input, or an integrated L-series battery plate.
Highlights
- Receive 4K30 video wirelessly up to 985 feet
- Output to two HDMI and one SDI simultaneously
- Power via USB-C, DC or L-series battery
- Operates on 5 GHz band for clean signal
- Supports up to four receivers per transmitter
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Should I use the HDMI or SDI output for 4K30?
Use the HDMI outputs for UHD 4K30; the SDI output is limited to 1080p60.
What does the 985ft range mean on set?
It is the maximum line-of-sight distance from an Atomos transmitter under clear conditions; obstacles will reduce it.
Does the 5 GHz band limit the number of receivers?
The 5 GHz band carries the signal; the system caps at four receivers per transmitter regardless of band.
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