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ARRI develops new External Radio Modules for the SRH-3 stabilized remote head

The 900 and 2400 external radio modules enable greater range and reliability in wireless communication over longer distances.

ARRI ERM 2400

In order to offer greater reliability at greater distances, ARRI has developed a new line of External Radio Modules for the operation of the SRH-3 stabilized remote head of the brand. Available in two frequencies, the ERM-900 and the ERM-2400 They are perfect for use in all production situations, including drones, helicopters or with cable cam systems.

When combined with ERMs, the SRH-3 system will switch from built-in fixed channel radio module to channel hopping based radio communication. More channels will ensure greater reliability and greater reach. The option to choose between internal or external radio modules always guarantees the best possible wireless connection, depending on the situation or limitation.

Easy to integrate, the new ERM-900 and ERM-2400 connect via FS CAN Bus cable to the SRH-3 remote control panel and stabilized remote head. After an initial setup, the modules power on and automatically go into transmitter and receiver mode. To achieve maximum range, the ERM Transmitter Module must be mounted on a mast or elevated stand between 2 and 5 meters high (6 and 15 feet).

Sold exclusively in the United States and Canada, the new ERM-900 allows users to reliably operate the SRH-3 stabilized remote head at distances up to 5,000 meters (3.1 miles).

For its part, the versatile ERM-2400 It is a major upgrade to the existing 2.4 GHz link. The ERM-2400 is a module 2,4 GHz allowing users to reliably operate the SRH-3 head from a distance up to 1,000 meters (3,280 feet). The new ERM-2400 is CE and FCC certified for use in Europe, the United States, Canada and Japan.

The ERM-2400 operates in the same frequency band as the SRH-3's existing internal wireless radio, with significant performance improvements.

The ERM-2400 takes advantage of channel hopping technology to greatly increase range and reliability. In environments such as broadcast or live event production, where channel hopping is prohibited and management is present, the SRH-3's built-in 2.4Ghz radio is recommended.

By, Aug 22, 2019, Section:Accessories, Catchment

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