
Tilta
Tilta WLC-T03-K3 Nucleus-M Wireless Lens Control Kit
★★★★★
Take wireless control of focus, iris, and zoom from up to 1,000 feet with Tilta's professional 3-channel lens control system.
$241.52*
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Overview
Key Features
[FOCUS IRIS ZOOM] via the FIZ or Left and Right Hand Grips
[PRECISE FOCUS] via Marking Discs, A-B Limits, and Electronic Focus Marking
[NO MDR NEEDED] Wirelessly Control the Motors Up to 1000 Feet
[RUN STOP CAPABLE] via the REC Button on the FIZ/Hand Grips and Optional Run Stop Cables
[COMPATIBLE] with Most Cinema Lenses via the Motor's 0.8 Gear Pitch or Included Gear Rings
Specifications
Brand
Tilta
Model
WLC-T03-K3
System
Nucleus-M Wireless Lens Control
Channels
3 (Focus, Iris, Zoom)
Wireless Range
Up to 1,000 feet
Gear Pitch
0.8 Mod
Rod Compatibility
15mm and 19mm
Motor Drive
Built-in (no separate MDR required)
Run/Stop
Yes, via REC button on FIZ and hand grips
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Wireless range of up to 1,000 feet eliminates cable runs on large sets
- Controls all three lens axes — focus, iris, and zoom — from a single system
- No separate MDR unit required, simplifying the rig and reducing weight
- Compatible with both 15mm and 19mm rod systems for flexible mounting
- Marking discs and A-B limit stops allow repeatable, precise focus pulls
👎 Cons
- The full three-motor kit represents a significant investment for independent filmmakers
- Adding more motors and accessories increases overall rig weight on the camera
- Battery life across multiple motors requires monitoring and spare batteries on longer shoots
- Hand grip controllers are sold as part of the kit, limiting customization of individual components
Frequently Asked Questions
How many lens motors can the Nucleus-M control simultaneously?
The Nucleus-M supports up to three motors at once, giving you independent wireless control over focus, iris, and zoom on a single lens.
What gear pitch do the Nucleus-M motors use?
The motors use a standard 0.8 mod gear pitch, which is compatible with most cinema lenses. Gear rings are also included for lenses without built-in gear teeth.
Can the Nucleus-M trigger camera recording?
Yes, the system has a built-in REC button on both the FIZ controller and hand grips. Optional run/stop cables are available for specific camera models.
What rod sizes do the motors mount to?
The motor clamps are compatible with both standard 15mm and 19mm rod systems.
Does the Nucleus-M require a separate MDR (Motor Driver Receiver)?
No. The wireless receiver is built into each motor, so there is no need for a separate MDR unit. The hand unit communicates directly with the motors.