
Broncolor
Broncolor 36.133.00 RFS 2.1 Transmitter Wireless Flash Trigger
★★★★★
Cut the cord and control your Broncolor heads from 200 meters out — precise wireless power adjustment, zero missed shots.
$352.95*
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Overview
Key Features
40 Channels
Outdoor Range: 656' (200 m)
Indoor Range: 164' (50 m)
Full Stop and 1/10 Stop Power Control
Specifications
Channels
40
Outdoor Range
656 ft (200 m)
Indoor Range
164 ft (50 m)
Power Control
Full stop and 1/10 stop increments
Wireless Frequency
2.4 GHz
Warranty
2 years
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Precise 1/10-stop power control from camera position keeps your shooting rhythm unbroken during fast editorial or portrait sessions.
- 40-channel selection makes it genuinely viable in multi-photographer environments without fighting for signal.
- 200-meter outdoor range opens up location work — backlighting subjects at real distance with full power control.
- Eliminates sync cables entirely, cleaning up your set and removing a common failure point during run-and-gun location shoots.
- Two-year warranty backs the investment for working professionals.
👎 Cons
- Only compatible within the Broncolor RFS 2 ecosystem — if you shoot mixed brands, this transmitter won't fire non-Broncolor units.
- No TTL support — exposure is manual only, which requires more deliberate setup time compared to TTL-capable triggers.
- Indoor range of 50 meters is adequate but not exceptional; some competing systems reach farther in signal-dense environments.
- Premium pricing reflects the Broncolor ecosystem — a significant cost for a trigger if you're not already invested in the system.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Broncolor heads and packs is the RFS 2.1 compatible with?
The RFS 2.1 works with Broncolor's Siros, Move, and Scoro systems that support RFS 2 protocol. Confirm your specific head or pack supports RFS 2 before purchasing — older Broncolor gear may require a different receiver.
Can I adjust power remotely from the transmitter, or just trigger the flash?
You get full remote power control — both full-stop and 1/10-stop increments — directly from the transmitter on your camera. That means you can dial in exposure from across the studio without walking back to the pack.
How reliable is the 2.4 GHz signal in a busy venue with other wireless systems running?
With 40 selectable channels, you have plenty of room to avoid interference from other photographers or event AV systems. In dense RF environments like conference centers, switching channels is fast and the connection re-establishes quickly.
What's the real-world indoor range like?
The spec lists 164'/50m indoors, which in practice covers most studio and event spaces comfortably. Large warehouse studios or venues with thick concrete walls may see that number shrink — test your environment before relying on it at distance.
Does the transmitter work as a receiver as well?
The RFS 2.1 is a transmitter that mounts to your camera hot shoe. Broncolor heads with built-in RFS 2 receivers don't need a separate receiver unit, but if your older unit requires one, that's a separate accessory purchase.