Connected to a DMX Controller, the Elation E-FLY Wireless DMX Transceiverfrom Elation E-FLY Wireless DMX Transceiverwill provide a dependable wireless signal to other E-FLY products at distances up to 2,500' away. At only 6 x 5.3 x 1.6" the E-FLY wireless can be discretely mounted in tight spaces, and provides up to 25 hours of run time on its rechargeable battery while supporting up to 15 different DMX universes. Four DIP switches control which DMX universe is currently being controlled. An included AC adapter provides an alternative to battery power, while an auto-pairing feature makes addressing simple. The 2.4 GHz wireless frequency enables usage in busy RF environments, such as areas where Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are being used.

Wireless Range: Up to 2,500'    6 x 5.3 x 1.6"    Supports up to 15 DMX512 Universes    Supports 15 Radio Channels    1 x DMX Universe Per Channel    Rechargeable Battery or AC Operation    Battery and Signal Strength Indicator    2.4 GHz Wireless Frequency    Auto Pairing    Included AC Adapter

• Wireless DMX Transceiver
• Rechargeable battery life – up to 25 hours
• Battery life and signal strength indicator display
• Wireless range up to 2,500'
• Transmit to multiple receivers on same radio channel
• Supports up to 15 DMX512 universes
• 15 radio channels (1 DMX universe per channel)
• Auto-pairing feature
• 3-pin and 5-pin DMX In/Out
• Wireless frequency: 2.4 GHz ISM

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you use a Metz (Nikon) receiver WT-1R with a Metz (Sony) WT-1T trigger?

A: No, you cannot. According to Metz, they state that it is not recommended to mix different WT-1 radio trigger systems (e.g. WT-1T Nikon and WT-1R Sony). Such a mixed system will not work correctly.

Q: 2. Could I use Vello Captain receivers with this transceiver?Thank you.

A: Will these devices work with the canon 5dsr and are these devices the same as the radio popper devices? Thanks

Q: 3. Does this work with Nikon D3400??

A: I have a D750 and it works great. It should work with any Nikon flash camera.

Q: 4. Will this unit work with the Sony flashes such as F43M?

A: If you do a search for WT-1 for Sony you will see that Metz makes a unit for Sony. I shoot with Canon. Im not familiar with Sony cameras. I imagine you could give Metz a call to make sure its compatible with your camera.

Q: 5. If I want to change settings on the Nikon Z 7 remotely, could I use a WR-1 in conjunction with a WR-R10?

A: Yes, the Nikon WR-1 Wireless Remote Control Transceiver will work with Nikon Z 7 in conjunction with a WR-R10 controller.

Q: 6. Vello FreeWave Aviator Transceiver IS compatibile with Nikon D810?

A: Yes, it is compatible with the D810.

Q: 7. Which Sony camera shoe is this compatible with old A's or newer MIS as on A7. If the latter, can I then use a HVL 42AM (old style) on top of the transceiver?

A: The Metz WT-1T Wireless Transceiver for Sony, B&H # MEMZWT1TS, listed above uses the Sony Multi-Interface hot shoe both on the bottom and top hot shoe. If you wish to use the WT-1T on an older Sony Alpha camera that uses the (now discontinued) Minolta Auto-Lock hot shoe design, you may purchase the Sony Auto-Lock Shoe Adapter, B&H # SOADPAMA, to connect the Metz WT-1T to your camera. If you wish to connect an older Auto-Lock hot shoe flash such as the Sony HVL-F42AM Digital Camera Flash to either the WT-1T or the WT-1R, you would need to purchase the Sony Multi Interface Shoe Adapter, B&H # SOADPMAA, for your usage needs.

Q: 8. Do I need a receiver for this transceiver to work with the metz 52 af-1 flash?

A: Yes you do.

Q: 9. compatible with D700?and how many camera you can control same time?

A: The Nikon WR-1 is not compatible with the Nikon D700. By itself, the WR-1 can control one camera, however, when paired with other cameras using WR-1s, one WR-1 acting as a transceiver can control the shutter on up to 20 cameras paired with another WR-1 or up to 64 cameras paired with WR-R10 unit.

Q: 10. How well does it work with the D850? Its a lot of $$$ if it doesn't do well.

A: On the bottom of the page, it lists compatible cameras, with the D850 being one of them.