Teradek Bolt 6 XT MAX 5000 12G-SDI/HDMI Wireless Receiver, Gold Mount, 5000' Range

Where high-quality, reliable, and advanced wireless video transmission is a necessity, the Bolt 6 XT MAX 5000 12G-SDI/HDMI Wireless Receiver stands out. This innovative receiver is designed to support 4K video with Teradek's patented Zero-Delay technology, delivering color-accurate, True HDR videos in under 0.001 seconds.

The Bolt 6 XT MAX 5000 is not just a wireless receiver; it's a durable solution for a variety of production needs, offering a remarkable range of up to 5000 feet. It ensures fast reconnection times and provides an intuitive, easy setup via the Bolt Manager App, available for both iOS and Android.

This receiver is designed to utilize the less crowded 6GHz wireless frequency band, ensuring better image quality and reduced interference. In high-traffic areas, the 6GHz wireless frequency provides more options for frequency adjustments with 12 new channels.

The Bolt 6 XT MAX 5000 is more than just a receiver; it's a versatile tool that can pass metadata, timecode, and start/stop flags from most camera manufacturers. It's been redesigned to seamlessly fit into your setup with a smaller, lighter-weight build that runs cooler and 50% quieter than the Bolt 4K.

An integrated 5-pin USB port allows for effortless and wireless camera-control setup when using SmallHD Smart Monitors, and an improved long-range wireless video mode. It also offers new tools for high-end users to have better visibility over their connections and signals, adding confidence to the workflow no matter how challenging the environment.

The receiver is cross-compatible with the entire Bolt 4K Series, including Bolt 4K, Bolt 4K LT, and the Bolt 4K Monitor Modules, providing the flexibility to expand your workflow requirements. You can link up to 6 receivers to one transmitter, or unlimited receivers when used in Broadcast Mode.

Unlike other devices that use the crowded 5GHz frequency, the Bolt 6 XT MAX 5000 uses the newly opened 6GHz wireless frequency for a dramatically quieter wireless environment. However, it can still be set up in 5GHz Mode for backwards compatibility. In 6GHz Mode, users will experience faster connections and less interference for a superior wireless experience.