Hollyland
Hollyland Pyro H 4K Wireless Video Adapter Kit with NP-F770 Batteries, Chargers & HDMI Cable
Wireless 4K30 video kit transmits up to 1300 feet with 60 ms latency and includes two 4400 mAh NP-F770 batteries, chargers and an HDMI cable
- Transmit UHD 4K30 video up to 1300 feet line-of-sight
- Broadcast mode reaches 650 feet to four receivers and two mobile devices
- Low 60 ms latency at 12 Mb/s bit rate for responsive monitoring
- Dual-band 2.4 and 5 GHz frequency with smart channel scanning
- Power via DC, L-series NP-F770 4400mAh batteries or USB-C
Hollyland Pyro H 4K Wireless Video Kit
The Hollyland Pyro H 4K wireless video adapter kit transmits UHD 4K30 video over 2.4 and 5 GHz bands. It includes transmitter, receiver, five antennas, and power accessories for flexible on-set deployment.
For single-camera crews needing cable-free
This kit suits operators who want a transmitter with HDMI input, loop output, and a receiver with HDMI output. It is not for productions requiring transmission beyond 1300 feet line-of-sight or support for more than four receivers in broadcast mode.
4K30 at 12 Mb/s with 60 ms latency
The system comfortably handles UHD 4K30 streaming at 12 Mb/s bit rate with 60 ms latency up to 1300 feet. Range reduces to 650 feet when broadcast mode connects up to four receivers and two mobile devices.
Highlights
- Transmit UHD 4K30 video up to 1300 feet line-of-sight
- Broadcast mode reaches 650 feet to four receivers and two mobile devices
- Low 60 ms latency at 12 Mb/s bit rate for responsive monitoring
- Dual-band 2.4 and 5 GHz frequency with smart channel scanning
- Power via DC, L-series NP-F770 4400mAh batteries or USB-C
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What HDMI source and display are needed to use the Pyro H transmitter and receiver?
Connect the transmitter HDMI input to your camera or video source and the receiver HDMI output to a monitor or recorder; the transmitter also has an HDMI loop output for a local preview screen.
Does the Pyro H operate on 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz when used with legacy 2.4 GHz-only wireless gear?
The system uses both 2.4 and 5 GHz frequency bands, so it can share the 2.4 GHz spectrum with older equipment while also using 5 GHz for cleaner channels.
How do I confirm the link is running at the specified 60 ms latency after power-up?
The bright LCD on each unit shows real-time link status and latency; a stable reading around 60 ms indicates the system is performing as designed.
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