The Teradek ACE 750 TX is a professional wireless video transmitter capable of sending uncompressed 4K video up to 230 m / 750 ft with less than 1 ms latency. Supporting 5 and 6 GHz bands, HDMI input, audio transmission, and up to six receivers simultaneously, it integrates easily into professional camera and monitoring setups.
The Teradek ACE 750 TX is a professional wireless video transmitter capable of sending uncompressed 4K video up to 230 m / 750 ft with less than 1 ms latency. Supporting 5 and 6 GHz bands, HDMI input, audio transmission, and up to six receivers simultaneously, it integrates easily into professional camera and monitoring setups.
The Teradek ACE 750 TX is a professional wireless video transmitter designed for reliable, low-latency transmission of uncompressed 4K video over distances of up to 230 meters / 750 feet. With latency of less than 1 ms, the transmitter provides near-instantaneous image response, making it well suited for live broadcasts, filmmaking, monitoring, and other demanding production applications.
Supporting both 5 GHz and 6 GHz frequency bands, the ACE 750 TX is designed to maintain stable wireless performance in environments with significant RF activity. It is compatible with Bolt 4K, Bolt 6, LT, and XT receivers, as well as SmallHD Bolt integrated monitors, allowing it to be incorporated into existing wireless video workflows.
The transmitter can send a single video signal to up to six receivers or compatible devices simultaneously, making it suitable for multi-monitor production environments. Its built-in antennas and HDMI input simplify setup, while integrated audio transmission allows video and audio to be sent together without requiring additional signal cables. Mounting threads provide convenient attachment to camera rigs, tripods, and other production equipment. Power can be supplied through a DC power source or an L-Series battery plate, with the L-Series plate sold separately.
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