Acebil Wt-120 Wireless Video Transmitter Receiver Set

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The Acebil WT-120 Wireless Video Transmitter/Receiver Set provides HDMI/SDI audio/video transmission up to 394' away. It supports signals up to uncompressed 1080p. The WT-120's <1 ms latency provides real-time viewing, crucial for accurate focus pulling by your camera assistant. Up to four systems can be used together without interruption, each paired to one of 10 channels (at 5 GHz frequency). Each transmitter and receiver set is factory pre-paired, reducing on-set startup time.

Multiple audio formats are supported, including Dolby True HD, and DTS-HD master audio. An optional Sony NP-F970 battery adapter (available separately) can be used for powering the units.

Up to 1080p60 Uncompressed Transmission Range up to 394' with <1 ms Latency HDMI and 3G-SDI Input/Output Ten Channels at 5 GHz Frequency Signal Status Indicators Use up to Four Sets without Interruption Supports Multiple Audio Formats Pre-Paired Transmitter and Receiver Set

Parameters
Interface - Connectors	Transmitter: 1 x SDI input (BNC female) 1 x HDMI input (Type A female) 2 x Antenna ports (RF-2 SMA male) 1 x DC input (4-pin LEMO female) Receiver: 1 x SDI input (BNC female) 1 x HDMI input (Type A female) 1 x DC input (4-pin LEMO female)
Video Input/Output	HDMI: 1080p 23.98/24/25/29.9/30/50/59.94/60 1080i 50/59.94/60 720p 50/59.94/60 625i 50/59.94/60 525i 50/59.94/60 3G/HD/SD-SDI (Auto-Selected): SMPTE-259/274/292/296/372/424/425
Audio Input / Output	SDI 4-channel / embedded / 24-bit / 48 kHz
ESD Protection	All Ports: +/- 8 kV
Frequency	5.1 to 5.9 GHz
Modulation Mode	OFDM 16-QAM
Transmission Distance	131' (120 m)
Maximum Transmit Power	21 dBm
Receiver Sensitivity	-75 dBm
Occupied Bandwidth	40 MHz
Encryption	AES-128
Material of Construction	Anodized aluminum
Power Supply Voltage	Transmitter/Receiver: 7 to 36 VDC
Power Consumption	Transmitter: <6.5 W Receiver: <7.5 W
Operating Temperature	32 to 104°F (0 to 40°C)
Storage Temperature	-4 to 140°F (-20 to 60°C)
Dimensions	Transmitter: 4.5 x 2.6 x 0.9" (11.5 x 6.7 x 2.3 cm) Receiver: 6.0 x 3.7 x 0.9" (15.2 x 9.5 x 2.3 cm)
Weight	Transmitter: 9.5 oz (270 g) Receiver: 12.5 oz (355 g)
Packaging Info
Package Weight	4.8 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	12.2 x 7.6 x 3.7"

Up to 1080p uncompressed wireless video and audio transmission

Transmits up to a distance of 394' with under one millisecond latency

HDMI and 3G-SDI input and output

Select from ten 5 GHz channels

Employ up to four sets simultaneously

Factory-paired transmitter and receiver sets

LED indicators for receiver signal strength, network status, and video status

Multiple audio formats are supported

Works with optional Sony NP-F970 battery adapter plate

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can the transmitter be powered by a normal 5V power bank?

A: Yes, the transmitter and receiver have a USB Type-C (5 VDC at 2 A) Input.

Q: 2. If I buy the 300 pro transmitter only.. can I run the app..an connect it too a monitor without the reciever?

A: Yes, you can purchase this and run it only to an App. It has an HDMI loop out to connect to a monitor as well.

Q: 3. Can you use two of these systems at the same time for multi-cam shooting?

A: Hi Jay, yes, of course. • Choose different frequency channels with the number difference between each two channels bigger than 2 • Place each RX at least 0.5m away from the other • Place all RX 1.7m above the ground

Q: 4. Can you use the Enhanced version without the antennas?

A: Hi Michael, of course you can if the distance between the transmitter and receiver is close, otherwise the transmission signal would be so weak without the antennas.

Q: 5. Will i get the same delay of the wireless signal on camera monitor if I connect it through the HDMI loop out on the transmitter?

A: Hi Danilo, there is no latency thru the HDMI loop out on the transmitter.

Q: 6. Is there a Canon Lp-E6N battery plate for these?

A: The Mars 300 Pro does not support Canon Lp-E6N battery. All Hollyland Mars series supports NPF batteries.

Q: 7. I would like to use this at church to wirelessly transmit song lyrics and scripture from the laptop at the back of the room to the projector, which is about 40 feet away, line of sight, except there may be a room full of people in between rx and tx. Will this device work for me?

A: The Hollyland Mars 300 will work for your setup. Just make sure the TX & RX are in a line of sight and the RX is slightly elevated.

Q: 8. Will this work on a game camera with video capability?

A: Hi William, may I know the model of the game camera? The Mars 300 Pro Transmits up to 1080p60 HDMI video.

Q: 9. Does it tranmsit audio via HDMI or is only video? Im sorry im new.

A: Audio is transmitted as wel.

Q: 10. Hi,I'm confused, do these items use sony or canon batteries, the picture says sony for both but the specs say canon for transmitter, or as I hope can you choose?Why would you have 2 different batteries??thanks,Nick

A: The transmitter uses a Canon LP-E6 battery plate and the receiver uses a Sony NP-F series battery plate.

Kyuyoung	16/09/2024
[-75 dBm] good! 5

James	11/09/2024
[OFDM 16-QAM] I use this primarily for sending video from a camera operator with a steadicam rig to a tomos monitor/recorder. I also have used for feeding HDMI from a laptop to a projector in crowded public meeting setting. Worked great. Not one glitch. 5

PTP MEDIA	29/08/2024
[21 dBm] I tried the Hollyland Mars 4K units and they were decent. However, we do a lot a band shots in our production and the delay was noticeable. I wasn't happy with that. These units have no delay at all on our screens and have been very pleased so far. They do get hot but that didn't affect performance. Having our camera operator be able to go anywhere in our event tent without wires gave us a great advantage with the shots we were able to get. Best part, NO WIRES! Charles PTP MEDIA 5

Kiki	28/08/2024
[AES-128] I just wish it came with a little pouch of some sort so you cannot ose is so easily when stored away, Otherwise 10/10! 5

Tony	14/08/2024
[131' (120 m)] Great for portraits. 5

Mizraim	03/08/2024
[21 dBm] Bought this set for my A6400 for church. Currently we have 2 other cameras connected with an HDMI cable and one one with the transmitter, all plugging into an ATEM switcher. There is no latency that I can see, image is clear and sharp, and the ability to move around the building without being tied down by cables is amazing! Cant wait to set the other cameras up this way. It takes the production to a whole other level. 5

Tyler	27/07/2024
[131' (120 m)] I've been using this kit on commercial and indie movie sets for months now. I have yet to be let down! The connection is always instantaneous and reliable. Especially considering the price of entry, it cannot be understated how much easier this makes setting up village on productions. No more having to gaff down hdmi cables across the freaking room! 5

Kit	14/07/2024
[5.1 to 5.9 GHz] No further comment on this product. 5

Nick	26/06/2024
[21 dBm] I used to have the wt-4, I like it but had a beef with it, the wire on a wireless connection so when i got the d-4 I plunge right away for the wt-5 and man it was the right thing to do. No more cables, no more different chargers and different batteries to lug around and a very reliable connection. the only problem is battery life so i got 5 batteries to get me through the day. This is how I have it set. On location I use ad-hoc connection to my iPad running shutter snitch I set up the camera to shoot raw + small jpgs fine and tell it to send only the jpgs so my clients can review and approve on the spot. On the studio I connect to my wireless network and do the same thing. One thing that has amazing me is that I have being using wireless transfers since the d2x came out sending pictures to my computer or my laptop. But since I replace the laptop with the iPad the WOW factor from my clients has exploded they are always asking how do you do that 5

Chris	24/06/2024
[40 MHz] I love this little transmitter. Would rather that Nikon included WiFi on the D4 as this adds another gizmo attached to the camera, but that is another story. Consumes a lot of battery power, but I carry 4 spares so I have juice to spare. Because of it's design it would not survive a fall that the camera would otherwise not have a problem with. 5