Add up to 4K30 wireless video transmission to your gimbal, mirrorless, or DSLR camera rig using the lightweight Mars 4K Wireless Video Receiver from Hollyland. The receiver provides HDMI and SDI outputs and features extremely low 66 ms latency with line-of-sight transmission up to 450' to an optional receiver.

The unit features a built-in frequency scanner to select the clearest frequency for your transmission. The Mars 4K receiver is compact in size, features a bright touchscreen LCD display for configuration, and is built with a corrosion-resistant housing. The unit can be powered using a USB-C source, the included locking DC power adapter, or by using a separately available L-series type battery using an optional battery plate.

Professional Video Receiver    Receive up to UHD 4K30 Video up to 450'    SDI & HDMI Outputs, 5 GHz Frequency Band    Smart Channel Scanning, Touchscreen LCD    Low 66 ms Latency, 12 Mb/s Data Rate    DC, L-Series & USB-C Power Options

The Mars 4K supports UHD 4K30 video transmission for the discerning videographer looking for high-resolution production capability. The Mars 4K also supports FHD and HD formats at varying frame rates such as 24, 30, and 60p.

The Mars 4K features a long line-of-sight range of 450' and an ultralow latency of 66 ms. Its upgraded dual-core codec chip is capable of a 12 Mb/s data transfer rate.

The Mars 4K receiver supports HDMI and SDI outputs for expanded connectivity and compatibility. The SDI ports provide expanded frame rate flexibility for broadcast and production frame rate standards and compatibility through production and postproduction.

The Mars 4K features corrosion and wear resistance for durability. The design form factor optimizes operational functionality for fast configurations with wiggle-free, bullet-styled antennas attached.

Channel assignment options allow for interference-free transmission. A stable connection is possible automatically upon startup. An intelligent channel scan helps determine which ones are occupied and selectable.

The Mars 4K features a color touch LCD with a user-friendly UI design that enables quick configuration and status checks. Its gamepad-styled button dramatically improves the operational setup experience.

The Mars 4K supports various DC power options: 6 to 16 VDC coax input, L-series/NP-F batteries, and USB-C chargers.

The Hollyview app for Android and iOS allows you to monitor your transmission on a smartphone or tablet. It allows you to transmit to apps and receivers in the following configurations:

• Transmitter to 1 receiver + 2 apps
• Transmitter to 4 apps
• Mars M1 wireless transceiver monitor to 1 receiver and 2 apps

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How long would a 10050mah battery last on these if I had it transmitting from my laptop to BenQ monitor?

A: The Hollyland Mars 4K Wireless Video Transmission System will get approximately 8.5-10 hours with an 10,050mAh NPF battery.

Q: 2. Can you recommend the best solution for Power?

A: The best solution for the Hollyland Mars 4K Wireless Video Transmission System to receive power is using Sony L series NPF batteries, such as (GVMNPF7503PK) which comes with chargers and batteries.

Q: 3. Can you recommend a stubby antenna for the older Mars 400?

A: There are two shorter antenna options. However, Nothing as short as the Mars 4k that would work with the older models. option one https://bhpho.to/3H9cth1 Option two https://bhpho.to/3imFlYK More info about the Antenna options - The Triumph Mushroom and Lollipop antennas are the same with different design. Cylindrical is the regular antenna you use for most of the cases when the Transmitter and Receiver are at the same height or horizontal. The Triumph Mushroom, and Lollipop antennas are used when the Transmitter and Receiver in big height difference, for example, you put the transmitter on top of the jib while the receiver is mounted with the monitor on the ground.

Q: 4. how many transmitter can you use one hollyland mars 4k receiver?

A: When working with the Hollyland Mars 4K Wireless Video Transmission System you will only be able to use one Transmitter to one receiver. The Mars 4K Transmitter also allows phone app monitoring. Transmitter to 1 receiver + 2 apps Transmitter to 4 apps Mars M1 wireless transceiver monitor to 1 receiver and 2 apps

Q: 5. How many transmitters can you use with the app?

A: The Holland app can connect with one Hollyland Mars 4K Wireless Video Transmitter at a time.

Q: 6. Can I use both the HDMI and SDI outputs at the same time? Ex: SDI going to client monitor and HDMI into El Gato / Computer?

A: Yes, the HDMI, SDI can be used simultaneously on the Hollyland Mars 4K Wireless Video Receiver.

Q: 7. Would I be able to have 6 of these all working in the area of a normal hotel ballroom? All receivers go back to one area.

A: No, The max limit would be 3 Hollyland Mars 4K Wireless Video Transmission System kits (TX/RX) when they are working in the same area.

Q: 8. Hi Guys, been pouring over the specs / forums. Does the HL Mars 4K send audio over wireless? Need to monitor audio on Ninja V.

A: If there is audio in the HDMI or SDI signal, the Hollyland Mars 4K Wireless Video Transmission System will send it.

Q: 9. If I send a 10 bit image it will be converted to 8 bit?

A: Yes, as Hollyland has stated, a 10-bit video signal sent to the Hollyland Mars 4K Wireless Video Transmission System, will be converted to 8-bit.

Q: 10. Sdi 3g

A: The Hollyland Mars 4K Wireless Video Transmitter has 3G-SDI I/O.