Wireless Video Hire for Live Broadcast London

Quick Answer: WaveHire hires professional wireless broadcast video systems in London from £175/day, delivering HD-SDI video at sub-1 ms latency over up to 600 m, with options for integrated Sony camera control and IP data on the same link.

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FLEX IP

Professional ultra-low-latency wireless video and IP data transmission system with dual-band operat…

Professional ultra-low-latency wireless video and IP data transmission system with dual-band operation and integrated Ethernet connectivity.
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FLEX S700

Ultra-low-latency wireless video and Sony camera-control solution with dual-frequency operation for…

Ultra-low-latency wireless video and Sony camera-control solution with dual-frequency operation for demanding broadcast and live production workflows.
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FLEX Fusion

Ultra-low-latency wireless HD video, IP data and Sony camera-control system engineered for professi…

Ultra-low-latency wireless HD video, IP data and Sony camera-control system engineered for professional broadcast, ENG, sports, concerts and live production.
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All three carry HD-SDI and HDMI video at sub-1 ms latency over up to 600 metres. The FLEX IP (£175/day) adds IP data connectivity. The FLEX S700 (£200/day) adds Sony camera control. The FLEX Fusion (£225/day) adds both IP data and Sony control. Choose based on what your camera positions need alongside the video feed.

All three FLEX systems operate at under 1 millisecond end-to-end latency. In live broadcast terms, your vision mixer cuts between cameras in real time with no visible delay, and your shader sees what the camera sees at that exact moment.

Yes. All three FLEX systems carry embedded audio within the HD-SDI or HDMI video stream. No separate audio connection is required at either end of the wireless link.

All FLEX systems accept V-Mount and Anton Bauer battery plates. The FLEX Fusion accepts 7.5 to 36V supply. The FLEX S700 and FLEX IP accept 7.5 to 24V.

Yes. Each camera position uses its own FLEX transmitter-receiver pair operating on an independent frequency channel. Multiple systems operate simultaneously without interference between them. Your RF coordinator manages the frequency plan across all camera positions as part of the production's overall wireless strategy.

The FLEX S700 is specifically designed for Sony shading control workflows where 2.4 GHz congestion is a problem. The 900 MHz band provides cleaner spectrum with better penetration through stadium structures for the control channel on large-venue live broadcasts where spectrum pressure is highest.

Last Reviewed: September 2026

Technical content reviewed by Hadi Ash, Founder & RF Engineer at WaveHire, with over 15 years’ experience in TV, film and broadcast technology.