Kaiser Wired Remote Release Foot Pedal

Product Code: eq170581
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This Wired Remote Release with Foot Pedal from Kaiser is ideal for those whose shooting needs either prevent the use of their hands or who need to limit vibration from on-camera shutter releases. A cast aluminum housing makes this a durable solution, while non-slip rubber feet help it stay in place. Three mounting holes allow you to attach the pedal to the floor for further stability. The pedal has an IP54 protection rating, meaning it is dust and splash-resistant. The included connection has a 2.5mm jack and connections for specific camera models are available separately.

For Hands-Free Shutter Release Prevents Vibration When Pressing Shutter Durable, Non-Slip Design IP54 Dust and Splash-Resistant Requires Camera Specific Connection

Parameters
Item Type	Wired
Camera Connection	2.5 mm Sub-Mini
Interval Timer/Programmable	No
Control Modes/Options	Single Trigger Button Only
Cable Length	5.9' / 1.8 m
Power Source	Camera
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.98 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	8 x 6.6 x 3.7"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will it work with the Sony pxw-180 Camcorder?

A: Hi dean w, You will get basic controls of the PXW-X180 with the RM-30Bp but not the expanded functionality including tally information when using the MCX-500. Ralph

Q: 2. does this controller work with the Sony PXW-Z150?

A: Yes, this controller is compatible with the Sony PXW-Z150.https://bhpho.to/2gt2oPr

Q: 3. Does this controller work with the NX3, at least in a limited fashion?

A: You are in luck for most of the features of this remote will work on the Sony NX3. If you wish, please see this compatibility chart. http://bit.ly/2hmqsVb

Q: 4. Is this compatible with the Sony FX9?

A: Hi George, Good news! The RM-30BP is compatible with the Sony FX9. Erin

Q: 5. Is this unit support Sony f55 or f5?

A: The Sony RM-30BP Wired Remote Controller is not compatible with the Sony F5 and F55.

Q: 6. Is this remote compatible with the HD nx5 ?

A: yes it will work with the Sony NX5 it's a standard LANC protocol

Q: 7. Can this be mounted or attached to a tripod handle, like a traditional zoom rocker?

A: This does not include a clamp that allows it to be connected to a tripod handle like a traditional zoom rocker. However if you look at this photo of the back of the controller you will see it has a pair of 1/4"-20 threads. https://bit.ly/39VVZW0 You could use those threads to attach the controller to a clamp and arm. Clamp - https://bhpho.to/39UblKJ Arm - https://bhpho.to/3b1weUj

Q: 8. Does this work with the new Sony FX3 ?

A: According to Sony, it does not. For the list of compatible products, see this page from Sony's Pro-video website: https://pro.sony/ue_US/products/camera-remote-controls/rm-30bp#CompatibleProducts-rm-30bp

Q: 9. Does this remote work with the Sony FX6 camera?

A: Yes, the Sony RM-30BP remote controller will work with the Sony FX6.

Q: 10. Will this work with the Sony FS7ii?

A: Hello. Yes the RM-30BP is compatible with the PXW-FS7M2.

Sean	15/08/2024
[0.98 lb] The Stream Deck Pedal is a floor-level extension of the already great Stream Deck software. Pedals are wide and sturdy with easy delineation by the levels. The major value is the integration with Stream Deck and it's multi-action features. You can do similar actions with existing products, but none as seamlessly. Nitpick: the multiple resistance options need a carrying case or bag to avoid losing all the tiny parts 5

MetalManGG	13/07/2024
[Camera] As a guitar streamer I've been looking for something like this for a while now. I can now change scenes, change the zoom on my Facecam, toggle sources (and a lot more) with a tap of my foot instead of having to stop playing the song, so I can press the button on my Stream Deck. If you already have a Stream Deck, you can literally copy-paste your action to the pedal interface and the setup (from plugging it in, to actually being able to use the pedal) takes 10 seconds. The pedal itself has a decent weight to it so it doesn't slide all over my floor and the quality of the casing gives me confidence that I'll be able to use it with shoes if I ever do outdoor streams again. All in all, it delivers exactly what it promises. 5

Daobeezy	08/07/2024
[Wired] Last night i did my first stream with the Elgato stream deck pedal and I am impressed! Pros: • Plug and play (just update your stream deck software) • Sturdy build quality • On screen overlay • Profiles for alternate workflows Cons • None so far So if you are in the market for a foot pedal or to upgrade your existing one look no further than the Stream Deck pedal! 5

SilverScream	19/05/2024
[Wired] Bought on release day. Shipped quickly. The packaging was great as always from Elgato. Easy set up and work right away. Was the missing piece from my setup that I didn’t know I needed. 5

Laura	15/05/2024
[2.5 mm Sub-Mini] I purchased this foot pedal to pause a youtube clip as I try to play along to bass tablature. This works perfectly for this purpose. Much better to use a foot pedal than to stop playing each time I needed to pause the youtube video. Quite simple to set up, and the online support is top-notch to boot. 5

Dave	03/05/2024
[Camera] I have been using the 15-key Stream Deck which works great, but I'm now learning a new musical instrument via online video tutorials and I needed a way to do mouse clicks without removing my hands from the instrument. The Elgato foot pedal works perfectly for this using the SuperMacro plug-in in the Stream Deck software. 5

BehavingBeardly	30/11/-0001
[8 x 6.6 x 3.7"] I was using three USB (Keybind) pedals and decided to upgrade to the Elgato foot pedal as using key binds often interfered with other programs etc. This piece of kit is incredible and with a bit of stream deck software know how can literally work magic! This is NOT just a push to talk pedal. This is a multiaction powerhouse that can massively increase your production value with a push of a pedal! I go in much more detail in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6HWQFUhxiV0& 5