Hollyland Pyro 7 Wireless Transceiving Monitor

The Hollyland Pyro 7 Wireless Transceiving Monitor combines a 7-inch field monitor, wireless video transmitter and wireless receiver in a single unit. It is designed for camera crews that need flexible on-set monitoring without building separate transmitter, receiver and display systems for every position. The Pyro 7 can work directly on a camera as a transmitting monitor, operate as a wireless receiver for a director or focus puller, or function as a standalone monitor with wired HDMI or SDI signals.

All-in-one TX, RX and 7-inch monitor

Pyro 7 can switch between transmitter and receiver operation while providing a 7-inch 1920 × 1200 touchscreen for direct monitoring. This allows the same device to be repurposed for different positions during a production. In transmitter mode it accepts HDMI or 3G-SDI video and provides loop outputs, while receiver mode outputs the received wireless feed through HDMI and SDI. This flexibility is particularly useful on compact crews where equipment roles may change during the day.

Up to 400 m wireless range with approximately 60 ms latency

The Pyro 7 uses simultaneous 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz wireless technology with automatic frequency hopping to improve reliability in congested environments. Hollyland specifies a line-of-sight range of up to 400 m in standard operation and approximately 60 ms transmission latency when sending a 1080p60 signal under laboratory conditions. Broadcast Mode extends the system to one transmitter and up to four receivers, with a specified line-of-sight range of up to 200 m in that configuration.

One transmitter can feed up to four receivers

Broadcast Mode allows a single Pyro transmitter to connect to as many as four receivers at the same time. This makes the system practical for productions where a director, focus puller, client and another crew member all need separate wireless monitoring positions. When Broadcast Mode is disabled, Pyro 7 can also support receivers and mobile-device monitoring through the HollyView ecosystem, depending on the system configuration.

HDMI and 3G-SDI connectivity

The monitor provides HDMI 1.4b and 3G-SDI connections. HDMI input supports signals up to UHD 4K30, and in transmitter mode that same 4K30 signal can be passed through the HDMI loop output. The wireless link itself is limited to a maximum of 1080p, so incoming 4K footage is downscaled for transmission. SDI supports professional HD formats up to 1080p60, making the Pyro 7 suitable for both mirrorless and cinema-camera workflows.

HollyOS monitoring tools and SD-card recording

The built-in HollyOS interface provides professional monitoring tools including waveform, RGB waveform, vectorscope, histogram, zebra, focus assist, false color, aspect markers, anamorphic de-squeeze and image zoom. The Pyro 7 can also record H.264 video to an SD card, load 3D LUTs and apply LUT processing during monitoring or recording. Scene-overlay tools can be used to compare the live image with reference frames from earlier shots.

Flexible power and rigging options

Power can be supplied through the locking 10–18 V DC input or through the interchangeable battery plate. The standard configuration uses an NP-F / L-series battery plate, while optional V-Mount and G-Mount plates are available for larger power systems. The monitor also provides 1/4″-20 mounting points and a 3.5 mm headphone output, allowing it to be integrated into camera rigs, director-monitor setups and handheld wireless monitoring stations.

Rent the Hollyland Pyro 7 at CamCam Rental

At CamCam Rental you can combine the Hollyland Pyro 7 with compatible Pyro transmitters and receivers, cinema cameras, HDMI or SDI cabling, batteries and monitor-mounting accessories. Its integrated monitor and transceiver design makes it especially useful when a production needs several flexible wireless viewing positions without carrying separate displays and receivers. Current availability can be checked online, and our team can help you configure the correct wireless monitoring setup for your shoot.