BirdDog 4K Rackmount

365.00 Excl. VAT

  • Holds Two 4K NDI Units in 1 RU Rack
  • Fits BirdDog 4K HDMI, 4K SDI, and Quad

Available on backorder

Estimated delivery: October 27, 2026 – November 6, 2026
SKU: BD4KRM Categories: ,
Description

The BirdDog 4K Rackmount securely holds up to two BirdDog 4K NDI encoders/decoders in a 1 RU rack. These include the BirdDog 4K HDMI, 4K SDI, and Quad. It’s especially ideal for mounting two BirdDog 4K Quad units, as you’ll have eight 4K60 NDI channels at your fingertips in one rack.

Additional information
Weight0.9 kg
Dimensions49.02 × 13.97 × 5.08 cm
Color:Black
Compatibility:BirdDog 4K NDI encoders and Decoders
Rack Size:1 RU
About brand
BirdDog is a video technology company focused on making professional production faster, simpler, and more flexible. Its products help creators capture, manage, convert, and distribute high-quality video across networks, reducing the need for complicated traditional cabling. The company is particularly associated with network-based video workflows, including cameras, converters, controllers, and software designed for live production, broadcasting, education, corporate communication, worship, and events. A key strength of BirdDog is its emphasis on connected workflows. By allowing video, audio, control, and other production data to travel over standard networks, BirdDog solutions can support remote teams, multicamera setups, and productions spread across different rooms or locations. This approach can make systems easier to expand while giving operators greater freedom in how equipment is positioned and controlled. BirdDog also aims to make professional tools approachable. Its cameras often combine strong image quality, remote movement, zoom capabilities, and centralized control, helping small teams produce polished results. Meanwhile, its software and hardware tools connect different parts of a production environment. Overall, BirdDog serves organizations that want reliable, scalable video systems without unnecessary complexity. Its technology reflects the broader shift toward networked, software-driven production, where flexibility, speed, and collaboration are increasingly important for modern creators and teams.