Levira’s mobile OB units can be used for TV production as well as transmission by fibre optic cable or satellite. All three units are equipped with HD cameras and the necessary requisites, operated by a professional team. We can broadcast live content of the highest quality for TV channels. Experienced directors, editors, cameramen and other creative staff are also available on request.
Technical specifications of the OB units are available here:
Levira HD3 is a double expanding OB vehicle with the operating capacity of up to 16 LDX cameras and up to four 8-channel SloMo servers. The truck is equipped with Ross Carbonite Black video mixer, Lawo Mc2 56 Mark II audio console, 5.1 Dolby Digital audio system, Imagine Platinum routing system, fully digital Riedel intercom and VSM Virtual Studio Manager for configurations.
Levira HD2 Outside Broadcast satellite station can be used for SNG and also for small up to 5-camera productions, together or without SNG.
The station is supplied with HDTV broadcast series cameras, which can be used with different lenses from wide angle up to long BOX lenses. Audio can be recorded using either wireless or wired microphones.
No extra cables are required for communication between OB van and camera; audio, video and communication are transmitted via a special fibre or triax camera cable, so that cameras can move freely in any direction.
Wireless intercom systems are used to transmit commands in the SemiDuplex-mode on up to three different communication channels. The entire communication is set up via a Riedel intercom router.
Levira HD1 Outside Broadcast satellite station can be used for SNG and also for small up to 5-camera productions, together or without SNG.
The station is supplied with HDTV broadcast series cameras, which can be used with different lenses from wide angle up to long BOX lenses. Audio can be recorded using either wireless or wired microphones.
No extra cables are required for communication between OB van and camera; audio, video and communication are transmitted via a special fibre or triax camera cable, so that cameras can move freely in any direction.
Wireless intercom systems are used to transmit commands in the SemiDuplex-mode on up to three different communication channels. The entire communication is set up via a Riedel intercom router.
