Hollyland
Hollyland Pyro 7 Solo kit wireless transmitter receiver monitor repeater
Combines transmitter, receiver and 7-inch 1500-nit monitor with 60ms latency, 1300ft range, 4K input and 40-minute recording
- 60 ms latency enables real-time monitoring on set
- 1,300 ft range covers large productions without cables
- 1,500 nit display stays visible in bright sunlight
- 4K input support preserves full image detail
- 32 GB card records up to 40 minutes internally
All-in-One Transmitter, Receiver & Monitor
The Hollyland Pyro 7 Solo kit combines a wireless video transmitter, receiver and a 7-inch field monitor in a single unit. It delivers a 1500-nit high-brightness display for clear visibility in bright conditions. The system runs on HollyOS for enhanced usability and monitoring tools. It is built for professionals needing a compact, multi-role device on set.
Suited for Multi-Camera Productions
This kit fits film crews, live event teams and ENG operators who need low-latency monitoring across several receivers. The 60ms latency and 1300ft range support complex, dynamic shooting scenarios. It is not for buyers who only need a basic monitor without wireless transmission. It also does not suit users requiring a dedicated recorder beyond the 40-minute capacity.
4K Input with Auto Dual-Band Hopping
The system accepts 4K video signals and uses Auto Dual-Band Hopping across 2.4GHz and 5GHz frequencies. It dynamically selects from eight frequency points to maintain a stable link. This specification decides whether the unit matches your signal environment and resolution requirements.
Highlights
- 60 ms latency enables real-time monitoring on set
- 1,300 ft range covers large productions without cables
- 1,500 nit display stays visible in bright sunlight
- 4K input support preserves full image detail
- 32 GB card records up to 40 minutes internally
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How does 60 ms latency feel when the signal is live on set?
At 60 ms the delay is barely perceptible, allowing the operator to pull focus or follow action in real time without noticeable lag.
What does the auto dual-band hopping across 2.4 and 5 GHz actually prevent during a shoot?
It continuously selects among eight frequency points to avoid interference, keeping the link stable even in crowded RF environments.
What mounting options does the 7 inch 1500 nit monitor provide for rigging?
The monitor integrates a rear battery plate and standard mounting points so it can sit on a camera rig, director's cage or standalone stand.
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