Professional video crews working with large sets, live events, and demanding content production now have another wireless monitoring option in Indonesia. Hollyland has introduced the Pyro Ultra, a 4K wireless video transmission system distributed officially by PT Denka Pratama Indonesia for users who need stable image monitoring in serious production environments.
The device is positioned for film, live streaming, and high-level content workflows, where reliable video playback matters as much as image quality. PT Denka Pratama Indonesia Vice President Suriyanto described Pyro Ultra as a combination of high performance and ease of use that professionals often look for in modern production work.
4K transmission built for longer monitoring distances
Pyro Ultra supports video transmission up to 4K 60fps through HDMI, giving crews a sharper monitoring feed directly from the camera. For production teams that need to assess framing, focus, and motion clearly, the higher-resolution output can make day-to-day monitoring more practical.
Its range is one of the main selling points. Hollyland says Pyro Ultra can operate up to 1.5 kilometers in line-of-sight conditions, making it suitable for wide production areas where a transmitter and receiver may be separated by a significant distance.
TWiFi is designed to keep the link steady
Stable connectivity is a central concern in environments filled with wireless equipment, and Hollyland addresses that with TWiFi technology. The system combines 2.4GHz and 5GHz frequencies at the same time, which helps the signal resist interference more effectively.
That approach is intended to support more dependable wireless performance in crowded production settings. For crews managing multiple devices on set, the ability to maintain a steadier connection can reduce interruptions during monitoring.
Built for fast decisions on set
Pyro Ultra includes Focus Mode, which is said to reduce latency to as low as 20 milliseconds. That low delay is especially relevant for camera teams and focus pullers who need to respond quickly while watching live image changes.
A shorter delay also helps preserve the rhythm of production workflows. When monitoring remains close to real time, visual decisions can be made with less hesitation during fast-moving shoots.
Sharing one feed with more than one receiver
The system also supports Broadcast Mode, allowing one transmitter to connect to multiple receivers at once. This feature makes coordination easier when several crew members need to view the same image without complicated setup steps.
In addition, Pyro Ultra supports both HDMI and SDI input and output. Hollyland has also added UVC and RTMP protocol support, which broadens its use for streaming in different production scenarios.
Useful fallback when the signal drops
Another practical feature is Freeze Frame, which holds the last image if the signal is interrupted. Instead of instantly cutting to a black screen, the monitor keeps the final frame visible for a moment.
That preserved image can give crews a reference point while the connection is recovering. In field production, even a temporary visual cue can help teams stay oriented when conditions become unstable.
Part of a wider Pyro ecosystem
Pyro Ultra is also compatible with other devices in the Pyro series, including monitors and transmitters. This compatibility gives more flexibility to users who already work within Hollyland’s ecosystem and want to expand their setup.
In Indonesia, the product is available through PT Denka Pratama Indonesia’s official retail network, including marketplaces and physical dealers. The listed prices are Rp 17.839.000 for the Pyro Ultra 1TX & 1RX package and Rp 25.489.000 for the Pyro Ultra 1TX & 2RX package.
With 4K 60fps transmission, up to 1.5 kilometers of range, low latency, and signal-stability features, Pyro Ultra is aimed at production teams that need dependable wireless video monitoring. The device reflects the growing demand for more flexible and stable tools in professional production environments.
