Wireless Video

44 products from 15 brands, including Accsoon, DJI, Hollyland. Prices from $10.95 to $4,721.95, including GST. 8 ship within 1-2 business days.

Wireless Video products send a camera feed to a monitor, recorder, mobile device or other display without running a video cable between them. This range suits filmmakers, livestreamers, camera operators and production crews working on set or at events. Choose systems and accessories from Accsoon, DJI, Hollyland or Teradek for different camera connections, distances and monitoring setups.

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About the Wireless Video range

Start with the signal your camera and display use. HDMI is common on mirrorless and compact cinema cameras, while SDI is used on many professional cameras, monitors and switchers. Check the supported resolution and frame rate, as some systems handle 4K while others focus on 1080p. Compare line-of-sight range, latency, number of receivers, frequency bands and power options. Low latency matters for focus pulling and live monitoring. Also check whether the system supports app monitoring, streaming protocols or multiple connected devices if your production requires them.

The range is organised into Wireless Video Systems, Cables & Adaptors, Battery Plates, Wireless Video Antennas and Wireless Video Accessories. A transmitter and receiver kit is not interchangeable with every camera or monitor, so confirm the connector type, video format and included units before ordering. HDMI and SDI are different signal standards, and an adaptor may change the plug but not convert the signal. Battery plates also require the correct battery mount, such as V-Lock, and suitable voltage and clearance for the camera or transmitter.

Wireless Video questions

What is the difference between an HDMI and SDI wireless video system?

HDMI is widely used on mirrorless cameras, compact cinema cameras and consumer displays. SDI uses locking BNC connections and is common in professional cameras, monitors and switchers. Choose a system with the input and output your equipment supports. A simple connector adaptor does not convert HDMI into SDI.

How far can a wireless video transmitter send?

The stated range is generally measured line of sight, with the transmitter and receiver unobstructed. Walls, people, interference and crowded wireless environments can reduce actual distance. Compare the manufacturer's range and operating mode, then allow extra margin for your location rather than planning to work at the maximum figure.

What battery plate do I need for a wireless video transmitter?

Match the plate to both the transmitter's power input and your battery system. V-Lock plates are suitable only when the device accepts the required voltage and connector. Check the mounting method as well, including rod clamps, screw holes and available clearance. A battery plate may mount physically but still be electrically unsuitable.

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