SMDV Flash Wave-3 Transmitter (TX) Only - Professional Flash Trigger 2.4GHz 16-Channel Digital Radio Remote Comaptible with FlashWave-3 RX

Description In The Box Specs Product Highlights: • Simple, Small, Reliable • Hot shoe built into the receiver! No need for extra cables or adapters. • Even greater operating range than FlashWave-2. Up to 600 feet (185 meters)! • Max sync speed of 1/250s. 2.4 GHz operating frequency. 16 Channels! • Built-in 1/4" tripod thread on the receiver unit for mounting on a tripod or light stand SM Development (SMDV), the Korean lighting equipment manufacturer, has unveiled a new wireless radio trigger, the Flash Wave 4. Replacing the Flash Wave III, the 2.4GHz remote will be able to control cameras and flashes over long distances. It is the first product in the Flash Wave line can both transmit and receive signals from the same device, rather than having separate transmitter and receiver units. Other features are inherited from earlier models, such as the built-in hot shoe connector, Prontor-Compur (PC) port and AA batteries. The Flash Wave 4 has some handy abilities as a remote shutter release, like pre-focusing the camera, or enabling bulb mode for long exposures. The A/B/C/D grouping will come in useful for studio photographers switching between different flash set-ups. Back to Highlights Single Kit Includes: • 1x SMDV Flash Wave-4 Transceiver • 1x Camera Trigger Cable • 1x Studio Flash Sync Adapter • 1x PC Sync Cord • 1x Hand Strap • 1x Receiver Mount • 1x Carrying Case • 1x Instructions Double Kit Includes: • 2x SMDV Flash Wave-4 Transceivers • 2x Camera Trigger Cable • 2x Studio Flash Sync Adapter • 2x PC Sync Cord • 2x Hand Strap • 2x Receiver Mount • 2x Carrying Case • 2x Instructions Radio Frequency 2.4 GHz Radio Band Frequency Channels 16 Selectable Channels Sync Speed 1/250 sec Working Range ~ 600 feet Manufacturer SMDV Warranty Limited 24-Months from Fotodiox All pictures are for illustration purposes only. Actual product may vary slightly due to ongoing improvements in design.