The Teradek Bolt 4K LT HDMI Receiver is an HDMI-only zero-delay wireless receiver, and is the predecessor to the upgraded Bolt 6 LT HDMI. Key features include:
Receive wireless UHD 4K30p video from up to 750 feet
HDMI monitoring; Rec. 2020 HDR 10-bit 4:2:2 color gamut
Compatible with Bolt 4K and 4K LT series devices
Battery plates and batteries not included with this rental
Receiver Only. This kit includes one Teradek Bolt 4K LT HDMI Receiver. You’d want this add-on when sending your video to more than one destination. Teradek Bolt 4K LT transmitters can simulcast to up to six Bolt 4K or Bolt 4K LT series receivers over the 5 GHz signal spectrum.
Up to 4K30p Reception. The Teradek Bolt 4K LT HDMI Receiver lets you wirelessly receive up to 4K30p lossless video from a compatible transmitter from up to 750 feet along line of sight. It can also receive footage via HDMI with Rec. 2020 HDR 10-bit 4:2:2 color gamut, so you can monitor every shot in pristine detail.
HDMI Only. This receiver can only output HDMI footage—it doesn’t have an SDI port. An HDMI loop-through connector allows passthrough of transmitted video to monitors and secondary wireless devices.
AC Power. This receiver includes one 18W 6-foot AC adapter for power, but it doesn’t include any battery plates or batteries. We do rent versions with pass-through Gold Mount or V-Mount plates. Not looking for bulky battery plates but need something more mobile than an ac adapter? We also offer a compatible D-Tap cable as a separate rental item. And if you rent a Teradek Bolt 4K LT HDMI Transmitter, it’ll include a D-Tap cable.
Additional Features. Built-in AES-256 encryption and RSA 1024 key pairing keep your footage fully protected. The Teradek Bolt app for iOS and Android connects via Bluetooth and gives you a spectrum analyzer, channel-selection tools, and remote configuration. A bright OLED display makes it easy to always know your status, and there are 1/4"-20 and M3 mounting threads that let you mount this receiver on a wide array of cameras, cages, and rigs.
