Profoto
Profoto Connect Wireless Transmitter Sony edition
Compact wireless transmitter for Sony cameras that controls Profoto AirTTL lights with auto, manual and off modes via the Profoto app
- TypeSTUDIO & LIGHTING
- Auto exposure for point-and-shoot simplicity
- Manual power control via Profoto app
- Compact buttonless design with three modes
- Sony camera and Profoto AirTTL integration
- USB-C charging cable and protective case included
Wireless flash transmitter for Sony
The Profoto Connect Wireless Transmitter is a compact, button-free controller built for Sony cameras and Profoto AirTTL lights. It offers three modes: auto, manual and off. In auto mode the flash power is calculated automatically for correct exposure, while manual mode allows precise adjustment of light output.
Bundled cable and case extend usability
A USB-C to USB-A charging cable is included so the transmitter can be recharged from common power sources. The supplied protective case shields the unit during transport and storage. The Profoto app is required to unlock full control and to apply firmware updates to the transmitter.
Check Sony compatibility and app requirements
Verify that your specific Sony camera model works with the Profoto AirTTL system before purchase. You will also need a compatible smartphone or tablet to install the Profoto app for manual adjustments and firmware management. Ensure you own or plan to use Profoto AirTTL lights, as the transmitter is designed for that ecosystem.
Highlights
- Auto exposure for point-and-shoot simplicity
- Manual power control via Profoto app
- Compact buttonless design with three modes
- Sony camera and Profoto AirTTL integration
- USB-C charging cable and protective case included
Specifications
| Brand | Profoto |
|---|---|
| Type | STUDIO & LIGHTING |
Questions about this item
Will the internal battery eventually need replacing, and how is it charged?
The built-in rechargeable battery is charged via the included USB-C to USB-A cable; Profoto does not publish a cycle-life rating, so plan on eventual replacement after several years of daily use.
What stops me from shooting continuously at full power with Profoto AirTTL flashes?
The transmitter itself draws minimal power, so the practical limit is the flash unit’s recycle time and thermal protection, not the Connect.
Does the unit get warm or make any noise during a full day of events?
It runs silently with no fan and stays cool to the touch because it only sends low-power radio signals to the flashes.
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