The WyreStorm HDMI Single-Gang In-Wall HDBaseT Transmitter provides simple transmission of remote HDMI sources.

Pair with the RX-35-POH for simple yet effective signal extension of 4K UHD content.

The TX-35-IW uses standardized HDBaseT and PoH technology, meaning that it is compatible with many WyreStorm models, including presentation receivers or the H2XC series of matrix switchers.

It can be remotely powered from a compatible HDBaseT receiver and features IR and RS-232 control signal passthrough.

IR and RS-232 Control Signals    Standardized HDBaseT and PoH Technology    Great for Remote Input Applications    Can Be Remotely Powered

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I connect to PC and making live streaming through it?

A: If you want to live stream with this you would still need a video capture card from the receiver to your PC.

Q: 2. What is the latency specification? It says "zero delay," but what does it actually register in milliseconds?

A: The FeiDu HDMI Wireless Video Transmitter and Receiver Set (B&H# FEFWT200) (and systems like it) are designed to be used by first assistant cameras (i.e. "first ACs"), directors, as well as producers and other end customers who need to see what a camera is capturing. The "zero latency" designation represents a classification rather than a measured time interval in milliseconds. The meaning of "zero latency" in this case is that it is able to be used for pulling focus, say by a first AC. Moreover, one can expect that the audio and video will still be relatively "in sync" without having to add latency to one of the inputs (typically to audio). For those reasons, the manufacturer does not give a latency figure. Having said that, it would still be advisable to consider any latency that one's remote production monitor might introduce to the setup, Any latency in the case of the FeiDu HDMI Wireless Video Transmitter and Receiver Set (B&H# FEFWT200) will be negligible.

Q: 3. Can I use one system transmitting to a single receiver & a second system transmitting another camera to 2 receivers in one room?

A: You can use two different transmitters of the Hollyland Pyro S 4K HDMI/SDI Wireless Video Transmission System in the same room transmitting to different receivers, but performance will depend on your local wireless interference and size of the room. Make sure that your receivers are placed at least 12" apart for the best performance.

Q: 4. Are the Pyro S compatible with the Pyro H?

A: Yes, The Hollyland Pyro S and Pyro H are in the same ecosystem and will work together. Such as using the Pyro S kit with Pyro H receivers.

Q: 5. Can I connect an iPhone and see the image using WiFi?

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Q: 6. Will the Pyro S transmit continuously 24/7 if left on?

A: As long as the Hollyland Pyro S 4K HDMI/SDI Wireless Video Transmission System is connected to power source the kit will continue to transmit.

Q: 7. Will this take HDMI 1080p 29.97 in and still output 1080p 29.97 SDI?

A: Yes, the Hollyland Pyro S 4K HDMI/SDI Wireless Video Transmission System will receive and produce the same signal it receives.

Q: 8. Does the unit transmit the sdi record flag? Or does it get lost in the compression?

A: If you are referring to an SDI signals ability to trigger an external recording device than more than likely that will not travel over in this system.

Q: 9. Does the receiver comes with an AC adapter?Does the Transmitter power cable is D-Tap to lemo?

A: According to Cine Gears the included Lemo Cables do have a D-Tap on the other end. However this unit does not include a DC Power Supply.

Q: 10. Does the Pyro receiver have an SDI output? (Your specs say the transmitter has SDI output, but that does not make sense.)

A: Yes, the receiver on the Hollyland Pyro S 4K HDMI/SDI Wireless Video Transmission System has an SDI output also. The purpose of the transmitter having SDI outputs is for loop out purposes like using an external display with the transmitting camera.