
Tilta WLC-T03-FIZ Nucleus-M Wireless FIZ Unit
Three-channel wireless lens control for focus, iris, and zoom with up to 984 feet of range on a 2.4 GHz signal.
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Overview
Key Features
ENHANCED PRECISION - Offers unparalleled focus control with its high-resolution encoder, ensuring smooth and accurate adjustments for professional filmmaking.
EXTENDED WIRELESS RANGE - Operates on a 2.4 GHz frequency, providing a reliable connection up to 984 feet, granting freedom of movement on set without signal loss.
DURABLE AND ROBUST - Constructed from high-grade aluminum alloy, stainless steel, ABS plastic, rubber and rosewood, withstanding rigorous use in demanding production environments.
VERSATILE POWER OPTIONS - Supports both 7.2V and 14.8V external power, offering flexibility in power solutions to keep you shooting longer without interruptions.
CUSTOMIZABLE USER EXPERIENCE - Features adjustable dampening, allowing fine-tuning of the hand unit's responsiveness to match your personal preferences and shooting style.
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Three independent channels let you control focus, iris, and zoom simultaneously from a single hand unit
- 984-foot wireless range with 15 selectable channels supports large sets and outdoor shooting without signal issues
- Adjustable knob dampening allows you to customize resistance for different shooting styles and situations
- Dual voltage support (7.2V and 14.8V) provides flexibility across a wide range of on-set power solutions
- Constructed from aluminum alloy, stainless steel, and rosewood for durability and a premium feel
👎 Cons
- Hand unit only — lens motors must be purchased separately, adding significant cost to the full system
- At 1.35 pounds the unit has noticeable weight for handheld use over extended shooting days
- 2.4 GHz frequency can experience interference in environments crowded with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth devices
- Requires external power with no internal battery, so you must always have a compatible power source connected
- Learning curve for configuring channels, dampening, and motor calibration before first use