Flashpoint Brand
Flashpoint R2 Single Pin Transceiver 2-Pack 32 Channels 99 IDs
Two-pack of hot-shoe transceivers adds wireless transmit and receive to any flash with a sync port, controlling five groups across 32 channels and 99 IDs up to 492 feet
- TypeAccessories
- Manual 5-group control via direct R2 wireless
- 492 ft / 150 m clear signal range
- Remote power, audio and modelling-lamp adjustment
- Off-camera shutter release function
- 32 channels with 99 IDs prevent interference
Flashpoint R2 SP Transceiver 2-Pack
This 2-pack adds transmit and receive functions to any hot-shoe flash or strobe with a sync port. Each unit handles up to 5 groups across 32 channels and 99 ID selections for interference-free operation. The system works with the Flashpoint app on iOS and Android for smartphone control. Non-TTL design keeps operation simple and extends wireless range.
Thermals noise and power draw
Passive wireless transceivers generate no audible noise and draw negligible power from the camera hot shoe. No active cooling is required so the units run silently during extended shoots. Firmware updates are applied via the USB-C port without removing the device from the camera.
Upgrade from single-channel triggers
Replaces basic single-channel radio triggers that lack group control or ID security. The jump is worth it when you need to manage multiple lights independently or shoot alongside other photographers without cross-talk. Not for users who require TTL metering or high-speed sync communication.
Highlights
- Manual 5-group control via direct R2 wireless
- 492 ft / 150 m clear signal range
- Remote power, audio and modelling-lamp adjustment
- Off-camera shutter release function
- 32 channels with 99 IDs prevent interference
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I mount and pair the R2 Single Pin Transceiver on my camera, and what step do people often miss?
Slide each unit onto the camera hot shoe or flash foot, connect the sync cable to the strobe's sync port, then set the same channel (1–32) and ID (1–99) on both transceivers; the step most people miss is matching the ID on both units.
What maintenance or replacement will the transceiver need over time?
Firmware can be updated via the USB-C port when Flashpoint releases new versions; the only physical wear item is the hot-shoe foot and sync-cable connector, which should be inspected for bent pins or corrosion.
What is the first limit I will hit when shooting continuously at maximum range?
The radio link is rated for 492 ft / 150 m under ideal conditions; beyond that distance or with obstacles the signal drops out before any thermal or battery limit appears.
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