The Accsoon CineEye 2 Pro Wireless Video Transmitter & Receiver is an HDMI-only, user-friendly, mid-range wireless video system with an average latency of less the 60 ms. Key features include:
2.4/5 GHz dual-band HDMI-only wireless kit
Transmit 1080p60 video from distances up to 1200’
TX can transmit to up to 4 RX or mobile devices
Android and iOS apps available
CineEye 2 Pro Wireless Kit. The CineEye 2 Pro wireless system is an HDMI-only HD wireless video system that supports video transmission up to 1080p60 from up to 1200’ away, with an average latency of approximately 0.06 seconds. The CineEye 2 Pro uses proprietary Gemini Dual-Band Transmission Technology for improved signal stability compare to single band wireless video alternatives. Need SDI? We also offer the 2S Pro.
Batteries NOT Included. The CineEye 2 Pro receiver and transmitter are compatible with Sony NP-F L-type batteries but we do not include a power solution with this rental. If you’d like a wireless kit that includes batteries, we offer theAccsoon CineEye 2 Pro Wireless Video System with a complete power kit here, and we have several compatible batteries available as separate rental items here. Need to power off of a brick battery? We recommend renting the SmallHD D-Tap to Sony L-Series Dummy Battery Cable.
Multicast-Capable System. This kit includes one transmitter and one receiver but can be expanded as needed. The TX can transmit to up to four receivers at once and/or a combination of receivers and mobile devices running the Accsoon Go App for Android or iOS. Additional receivers are available here as separate rental items.
Simplified Pairing Process. The CineEye 2 Pro supports up to 20 channels and automatically selects the channel with the least interference during boot up. To pair with a transmitter, all you need to do is match the number on the transmitter pairing knob to the receiver and the devices will pair without any additional steps required.
Realistic Wireless Expectations. While this kit is rated to receive wireless transmission from distances up to 1200’, performance varies greatly from one location to the next. In our experience, we’ve found that use at the maximum distance is generally unreliable under normal circumstances due to RF interference.
