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Bolt 6 LT TX

Current

Compact zero-delay 4K30 HDR HDMI and 1080p60 3G-SDI wireless video transmitter supporting 6GHz UNII-5 and 5GHz bands Raw value as published“Compact zero-delay 4K30 HDR HDMI and 1080p60 3G-SDI wireless video transmitter supporting 6GHz UNII-5 and 5GHz bands | note: Max 20 words, no marketing superlatives” Sourcesrc.teradek-com.products.bolt-6-lt-txhttps://teradek.com/products/bolt-6-lt-tx Tier: OfficialObserved 2026-10-21Confidence: high Method: humanReview: draft1 alternative claimOverrides the official claim Open source ↗

Power

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Power
FieldValueLast checked
Lowest input voltage
6 V Raw value as published“6 | note: 6-28V DC input range” Sourcesrc.teradek-com.products.bolt-6-lt-txhttps://teradek.com/products/bolt-6-lt-tx Tier: OfficialObserved 2026-10-21Confidence: high Method: humanReview: draftOverrides the official claim Open source ↗
2026-10-21
Highest input voltage
28 V Raw value as published“28 | note: 6-28V DC input range” Sourcesrc.teradek-com.products.bolt-6-lt-txhttps://teradek.com/products/bolt-6-lt-tx Tier: OfficialObserved 2026-10-21Confidence: high Method: humanReview: draftOverrides the official claim Open source ↗
2026-10-21
Typical power draw
9 W Raw value as published“9 | note: 9W nominal power consumption” Sourcesrc.teradek-com.products.bolt-6-lt-txhttps://teradek.com/products/bolt-6-lt-tx Tier: OfficialObserved 2026-10-21Confidence: high Method: humanReview: draftOverrides the official claim Open source ↗
2026-10-21
Maximum power draw
20 W Raw value as published“20 | note: 20W max power consumption” Sourcesrc.teradek-com.products.bolt-6-lt-txhttps://teradek.com/products/bolt-6-lt-tx Tier: OfficialObserved 2026-10-21Confidence: high Method: humanReview: draftOverrides the official claim Open source ↗
2026-10-21
Battery mounts
none Raw value as published“none | note: External battery plates available separately” Sourcesrc.teradek-com.products.bolt-6-lt-txhttps://teradek.com/products/bolt-6-lt-tx Tier: OfficialObserved 2026-10-21Confidence: high Method: humanReview: draftOverrides the official claim Open source ↗
2026-10-21
Connector
2-pin circular locking connector (LEMO 0B compatible) Raw value as published“2-pin circular locking connector (LEMO 0B compatible) | note: Pin 1 GND, Pin 2 +DC” Sourcesrc.guide-teradek-com.a.1604143-bolt-6-lt-quick-start-guidehttps://guide.teradek.com/a/1604143-bolt-6-lt-quick-start-guide Tier: OfficialObserved 2026-10-21Confidence: high Method: humanReview: draft2 alternative claimsOverrides the official claim Open source ↗
2026-10-21

Battery runtime

50 Wh: about 5.6 h at typical draw (9 W), about 2.5 h at maximum draw (20 W)

98 Wh: about 10.9 h at typical draw (9 W), about 4.9 h at maximum draw (20 W)

150 Wh: about 16.7 h at typical draw (9 W), about 7.5 h at maximum draw (20 W)

Runtime = battery watt-hours ÷ stated draw: an estimate, not a measured runtime. Not included: the monitor, camera and accessories on the same battery, conversion losses, battery ageing and cold.

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No field report (a third-party test, measurement or repair report) is held for Bolt 6 LT TX; the figures here are Teradek's.