The Hollyland Pyro Ultra Transmitter is the TX unit for Pyro Ultra 4K60 wireless video workflows, giving Canadian productions HDMI 2.0 input, HDMI 2.0 loop output, 3G-SDI input, TWiFi transmission, Focus Mode latency, and up to 4921.3 ft / 1500 m line-of-sight range.

Product Video

Hollyland's official Pyro Ultra videos introduce the Link Infinite platform, 4K60 wireless video workflow, multi-receiver monitoring, and setup process used by these Pyro Ultra configurations.

Product Overview

Use the Pyro Ultra Transmitter when a camera, switcher, or video source needs to send a 4K60 HDMI or SDI feed into the Pyro Ultra monitoring ecosystem. The transmitter can feed a large receiver layout, supports automatic frequency hopping across 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands, and provides HDMI loopout so an on-camera monitor or nearby display can stay connected.

The transmitter is the right standalone choice when a crew already owns compatible receivers and needs another camera-side sending unit. Choose a full 1TX & 1RX or 1TX & 2RX kit if the production needs receivers included. The integrated L-Series / NP-F plate and 6 to 16V DC input make it practical for camera builds, carts, and longer production days.

Key Features

• Pyro Ultra 4K60 wireless video transmission platform for professional monitoring workflows.
• Standard mode supports up to four receivers and two mobile app monitors, while Broadcast Mode supports larger receiver workflows at a shorter rated range.
• Up to 4921.3 ft / 1500 m line-of-sight range in non-broadcast mode and up to 2300 ft / 700 m in broadcast mode.
• Focus Mode lowers latency for focus pulling, with 20 ms operation at 1080p25/30 under Hollyland test conditions.
• TWiFi technology combines 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz transmission with automatic frequency hopping.
• DFS support can unlock additional 5 GHz spectrum where local regulations allow it.
• HDMI and SDI connectivity supports professional camera, monitor, switcher, and video village setups.
• Pyro ecosystem compatibility supports mixed Hollyland Pyro workflows with Pyro 5, Pyro 7, Pyro H, Pyro S, and Vcore compatibility notes from Hollyland.
• Transmitter-specific HDMI 2.0 input, HDMI 2.0 loop output, and 3G-SDI input.
• Integrated L-Series / NP-F battery plate plus 6 to 16V DC input for camera-side power.
• Includes transmitter, four antennas, USB-C OTG adapter, and 1/4-inch cold shoe adapter.

How It Compares

Choose the standalone transmitter when the production already owns Pyro Ultra receivers and needs another camera or video source. Choose the transmitter & receiver set if a complete link is needed, or the transmitter & dual receiver set when two viewing points are required immediately.

Compared with Pyro H and Pyro S, Pyro Ultra is the step-up platform for crews that want 4K60 HDMI transmission, SDI support, longer range, lower Focus Mode latency, and a larger receiver workflow. Pyro 7 is the alternative when the camera-side device also needs a monitor.

Compatible Accessories and Related Gear

Pyro Ultra works inside the Hollyland Pyro ecosystem for teams that already use Pyro monitoring gear. Compare it with Hollyland Pyro S when 4K30 HDMI/SDI transmission is enough, Hollyland Pyro H when the job only needs HDMI, or Hollyland Pyro 7 when a transceiving monitor is the better fit.

Who Is This For?

This transmitter fits camera operators, DITs, livestream teams, rental houses, and multi-camera productions that need another Pyro Ultra sending point with HDMI and SDI input flexibility.

Who Should Choose Something Else?

Choose a receiver if the job only needs another monitoring point. Choose a full set if the crew does not already own compatible Pyro Ultra receivers. Choose a Pyro 7-based setup if a monitor/transceiver workflow is more useful than a dedicated transmitter.

In the Box

• Hollyland Pyro Ultra 4K HDMI/SDI Wireless Video Transmitter x1
• Easy-Install Short Antenna x4
• USB-C OTG Adapter x1
• 1/4-inch-20 to Cold Shoe Mount Adapter x1
• Limited 1-Year Manufacturer Warranty

Specifications

FAQ

What is the main reason to choose Pyro Ultra over Pyro S or Pyro H?

Choose Pyro Ultra when the job needs 4K60 HDMI video, longer 4900 ft class line-of-sight range, Focus Mode latency, and a larger receiver workflow than the 1300 ft Pyro S or Pyro H systems.

Can Pyro Ultra work with other Hollyland Pyro products?

Yes. Hollyland lists Pyro Ultra as part of the Pyro ecosystem. Pyro 5 and Pyro 7 work in broadcast and non-broadcast modes, while Pyro H and Vcore work in non-broadcast mode. Pyro S compatibility is listed for non-broadcast mode, with broadcast support planned by firmware.

Does Pyro Ultra use USB-C for camera video input?

No. Use HDMI or SDI for video. The USB-C port is for system functions such as UVC or device connectivity, not a replacement for HDMI or SDI camera input.

What range should I plan around on set?

Hollyland rates Pyro Ultra for up to 4921.3 ft / 1500 m line of sight in non-broadcast mode. Broadcast mode is rated up to 2300 ft / 700 m. Real-world range depends on RF traffic, walls, people, metal structures, antennas, and local frequency rules.

Where can I buy Hollyland Pyro Ultra in Canada?

Filmgear Canada carries Hollyland Pyro Ultra for Canadian video crews, rental houses, schools, livestream teams, and broadcast users who want local dealer support and Canada-wide shipping.

Where to Buy in Canada

Filmgear Canada supplies Hollyland Pyro Ultra Transmitter for Canadian film, broadcast, live event, education, and production teams. Order through Filmgear Canada for Canada-wide shipping, Vancouver-based support, and help choosing the right Pyro Ultra transmitter for your monitoring workflow.