Hollyland: One Camera, Every Angle

The H1 is the bigger platform. It runs up to 30 beltpacks and 12 groups on its own, or scales to 80 beltpacks and 100 groups with a Geo Central Station, with a beltpack range up to 1640 feet line of sight. The M1 Pro is built for small to mid sized events, supports 4 to 8 beltpacks per base station, covers up to 1300 feet line of sight, and adds dual mic ENC noise cancellation for cleaner audio in loud rooms. If your crew is under 8 people, M1 Pro is the simpler drop in system. If you need to scale past that or cover a larger venue, talk to your Account Manager about H1.

No. Both are license-free wireless intercom systems operating on the 1.9GHz DECT band, so there's no frequency coordination or FCC paperwork to plan around when you're specifying a system for a client. H1 gives you room to scale a build out to 80 beltpacks and 100 groups with a Geo Central Station, while M1 Pro covers a simpler 4 to 8 beltpack install for smaller rooms and stages.

Yes. The Astra P1 is a UHD 4K60 PTZ camera with 30x optical and 16x digital zoom, AI auto tracking, and intelligent face detection AE, so it holds focus and framing on its own as a speaker or performer moves. It stores 255 preset positions with 0.1 degree accuracy, and outputs over HDMI, 3G-SDI, and NDI HX3, so it drops into an existing multi camera switcher or streaming workflow without much fuss.

It's built for exactly that kind of crew. The dual mic ENC noise cancellation keeps cues clear over house music and audience noise, the 1300 foot range covers most school auditoriums and stages, and there's no license required, so a student run tech crew can set it up and break it down themselves between shows. It's a practical way to give students hands on experience with the kind of wireless intercom system for church, theater, and event production teams actually run on.

That's the point of pairing these two. The Astra P1's auto tracking and preset positions mean your camera volunteer isn't manually chasing the pastor or worship team across the stage, and a wireless intercom system for church production means your booth and stage crew can coordinate on headset without running cable through the sanctuary. Both Solidcom systems run on the license free 1.9GHz band, so they won't step on wireless mics you're already using for the service.

The BPK01 beltpack is rated for up to 1640.4 feet (500m) line of sight range, runs on the 1920 to 1930MHz band with GFSK modulation, and carries an IP65 dust and water resistance rating. Battery life runs up to 15 hours on a charge, and each beltpack includes Bluetooth (2402 to 2480MHz) for pairing TWS or OWS headphones. Paired with an ANT01 antenna, a single H1 setup covers up to 500m line of sight per antenna, with cascading antennas available to extend coverage further.