Control PTZ cameras remotely and transmit wireless video, tally, intercom, and Ethernet signals with the Electrum Wi-Fi 5000 Transmitter/Receiver with Two V-Mount Batteries from PTZCam. Boasting signal transmissions at up to 5000' line of sight and with less than 80 ms latency end to end, the Electrum Wi-Fi 5000 has an HDMI and SDI input on the transmitter and an HDMI and SDI output on the receiver with the capability of handling resolutions up to 1080p60.

The transmitter and receiver are designed with a small form factor for ease of portability, but they possess very powerful features, which include live streaming from broadcast and DSLR/mirrorless cameras over wireless or Internet connectivity with relay streaming (RTSP/MPEG2TS) available on the receiver. The transmitter can multicast signals to three additional optional receivers and the system can also handle two-way talk-back audio. Power is provided via the included V-mount batteries, one each for the transmitter and the receiver.

Up to 5000' Line-of-Sight Transmission    Less than 80 ms Latency End to End    HDMI and SDI Inputs and Outputs    Resolutions up to 1080p60

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I use this with 3 pin dmx?

A: Yes, the Astera AsteraBox CRMX Transmitter Box can work with 3 pin DMX. But you will need a 3 to 5 pin dmx adapter. There are many options. This is a few, https://bhpho.to/435al1f .

Q: 2. How does this work with hearing aid?

A: The Flex Receiver outputs the audio signal to wired headphones, such as the included MX 475 Earphones, or an induction loop for use with a hearing aid. Please visit the Sennheiser website to see the detailed instruction manual that discusses connecting to an induction loop. Your hearing aid must be induction coil/loop (t-coil) compatible. This accessory would be necessary:Sennheiser EZT 3012 Induction Neck Loop for ReceiversB&H # SEEZT3012

Q: 3. Si you sell replacement antennas for the astera box?

A: You would need to contact the manufacturer for replacement parts.

Q: 4. Can it be connected with more than one receiver?

A: NO it can NOT, it is a 1:1 system

Q: 5. Can I purchase two of these to transmit and receive from each other?

A: No, you would need to work with the receiver model. The transmitter model sends to the receiver model listed below: FeelWorld 5.5" On-Camera Monitor with Built-In Wireless Receiver BH #FEFR6 • MFR #FR6

Q: 6. Has anyone experience asterabox not charging? I now own 4 and 2 of them won't charge.

A: I have contacted the manufacturer for a 2nd time and there is still no response to my question regarding 2 NON CHARGING ASTERA BOXES. I was curious to what was the defect in 2 consecutive ASTERA BOXES that I purchased. And after further investigation the soldiering of the wire to board connectors both were no longer attached to the circuit board. So if anyone is having this problem also, here is your answer. Clearly this is a defect because I have a third Astera box doing the same thing. My 4th ASTERA BOX I purchased just doesnt hold a charge all day which shouldnt be the case.

Q: 7. Can you control non-Astera CRMX capable lights with this? Could you use this with Luminair or Blackout?

A: Yes, as long as protocol are respected Luminair DMX, RDM, Art-Net, sACN, KiNET, CRMX + Apple Blackout Ethernet, CRMX, Art-Net,

Q: 8. I only see the unit for camera back. Do you have to buy 2 units for transmit and rev. From PTZ controller to Camera?

A: The PTZCam Electrum Wi-Fi 5000 Transmitter/Receiver with Two V-Mount Batteries system includes 1 transmitter and 1 receiver. You transmit to the receiver. This system does not incorporate the controller in any way.

Q: 9. HOW DOES THIS WORK WITH HEARUNG AID?

A: This works well with many hearing aids. It is designed to send the audio signal to induction loops for use wit hearing aids.

Q: 10. can everyone else hear the t.v. while this is in use? if yes, is there a way to turn it so it goes only to the earphones?

A: Yes, they have separate volume controls. You would turn off the volume on the TV and still be able to listen through your headphones.