At NAB 2026, the conversation surrounding live production is focused on one thing: scale. As broadcast environments grow more complex and venues more expansive, Hollyland has stepped up with two heavy hitters designed to keep massive crews connected and high-fidelity video flowing without a hitch. The Solidcom H1 and the Pyro Ultra represent a significant leap forward in communication and wireless transmission, offering the kind of robust performance required for high-stakes events like Coachella or large-scale stadium broadcasts.

The Solidcom H1 is Hollyland’s most expansive intercom system to date. Designed specifically for high-scale productions, it moves beyond simple headsets into a fully integrated ecosystem that ensures no team member is out of reach.

The system is built around a flexible antenna architecture. While a single H1 antenna can handle standard duties, users can cascade up to three units for increased range. For those operating in truly massive environments, the Geo Central Station acts as the system’s brain, allowing you to cascade up to eight antennas.

Through a streamlined Web UI, technical directors can manage group presets and assign belt packs on the fly. The hardware is equally versatile; the back of the unit features patching for 4-wire and 2-wire systems, a walkie-talkie converter, and a dedicated data port. Whether you need a portable setup or a fixed installation for a crew of 60+, the H1 scales to fit the mission.

If the Solidcom H1 is the voice of the production, the Pyro Ultra is the vision. This incredibly robust transmitter represents a total overhaul of the Pyro line, shattering previous benchmarks for distance, latency, and connectivity.

To combat the crowded RF environments of modern trade shows and festivals, the Pyro Ultra utilizes DFS (Dynamic Frequency Selection). This allows the system to tap into additional bandwidth on the 5GHz spectrum, ensuring a clean signal even when the standard bands are congested.

The Pyro Ultra receiver is designed for set it and forget it workflows. It features fully adaptive downscaling; if you are transmitting a 4K stream but one specific monitor only supports 1080p, the receiver handles the conversion automatically without affecting the 4K feed going to other monitors. With HDMI, SDI, UVC, and RTMP outputs, it is ready to plug into any modern broadcast or streaming workflow.

With versatile output options including HDMI, SDI, UVC, and RTMP, Hollyland has created a suite of tools that allows modern productions to scale up as big as they need to without sacrificing the agility and ease of use for which the brand is known.