The Teradek Bolt 6 XT 1500 12G-SDI/HDMI Wireless Receiver (V-Mount) is a real-time wireless video receiver that supports 4K video with Teradek's unique Zero-Delay technology, now with less interference thanks to the recently released 6GHz wireless band. This receiver can receive color accurate, True HDR videos in less than 0.001 milliseconds. The Bolt 6 XT Receiver's key features include a number of range options tailored for a variety of production demands, quick reconnection times, an intuitive, simple setup using the Bolt Manager App for iOS or Android, and constant, steady communication. The Bolt 6 XT series makes advantage of the 6GHz band to provide consumers with higher image quality and less interference. In addition, when utilized in high-traffic locations, the 6GHz wireless frequency gives Bolt 6 XT consumers extra frequency adjustment options with 12 new channels. Most camera manufacturers' metadata, timecode, and start/stop flags can also be supplied over Bolt 6.
With a smaller, lighter-weight build that operates cooler and 50% quieter than the Bolt 4K, the Bolt 6 XT has been intended to integrate perfectly into your system. When employing SmallHD Smart Monitors, an integrated 5-pin USB connector provides for simple and wireless camera control setup, as well as an improved long range wireless video mode. Bolt 6 also includes new capabilities for high-end users to have better visibility over their connections and signals, boosting workflow confidence no matter how difficult the environment.
The Receiver is compatible with the full Bolt 4K Series, including the Bolt 4K, Bolt 4K LT, and Bolt 4K Monitor Modules, allowing you to increase your workflow requirements. Link up to six receivers to a single transmitter, or an unlimited number of receivers when using Broadcast Mode (available on MAX models). The Bolt 6 XT comes with three line-of-sight options: 750 feet, 1500 feet, and the MAX Set, which can be customized for up to 5,000 feet. You can also update your set to include Gold or V-Mount Battery plates.
