Receive lossless HD video from up to 5000' line-of-sight with the Bolt 4K LT MAX 3G-SDI/HDMI Wireless Receiver from Teradek. The unit can wirelessly receive up to 4K30 video with 10-bit 4:2:2 HDR support, features a bright OLED display, and outputs up to 4K30 video via HDMI and up to 1080p30 via 3G-SDI. The transmitter unit can send a powerful signal that can travel up to 5000' line of sight to the receiver using the optional Bolt 4K panel antenna, and up to 3000' with its standard antennas.

The receiver supports transmissions of up to 4K30 video from any Bolt 4K series transmitter, which can simultaneously transmit to up to six receivers. Other features include HDMI/SDI signal cross-conversion; HDR workflows that support HDR-10, PQ, and HLG standards; LUT control on outputs; and extended metadata, timecode, and start/stop trigger transmission over wireless. The built-in AES-256 encryption and RSA 1024 key pairing protects your video from prying eyes, while noise rejection keeps your video clean no matter how many devices are using the wireless spectrum.

The Bolt 4K LT units are all cross-compatible, so you can transmit to different Bolt 4K series receiver models. The system also supports an iOS/Android app that easily connects via Bluetooth, which provides a spectrum analyzer, channel selection tools, and remote configuration. There are 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 mounting threads to mount your receiver on a variety of monitors or rigs.

• Cross-compatible with all Bolt 4K series devices over 5 GHz signal spectrum
• Wirelessly receive up to 4K30 video and output 1080p via 3G-SDI and 4K via HDMI
• Supports Rec 2020 HDR in 10-bit 4:2:2 color gamut
• HDR workflow support with HDR-10, PQ, and HLG standards
• Smaller and lighter chassis design than other Bolt receivers
• The receiver features five antennas
• Transmit/receive metadata, timecode, and stop/start triggers over wireless connection
• AES-256 encryption support
• Transmitter can simultaneously send signals to up to six Bolt 4K MAX series receivers
• Wireless iOS/Android app via Bluetooth features a spectrum analyzer and remote configuration