Flashpoint Brand Radio Remote 4 Channel Receiver #A22R
Four-channel radio receiver syncs flash units up to 120 ft with shoe mount, PC socket, 3.5 mm and 6.35 mm plugs
- 4-channel radio control up to 120 ft range
- Mount shoe-mount flash or connect via PC sync socket
- 5 mm and 6.35 mm monoplug ports for wide compatibility
- 1/4″ female thread and sync port for versatile mounting
- Works with Flashpoint 4-channel transmitter on matching channel
4 Channel Radio Receiver
The Flashpoint Brand A22R receives wireless signals from a compatible 4 channel transmitter. Photographers and videographers set the receiver to the matching channel for reliable remote triggering. It supports control of multiple flash units or cameras from up to 120ft away. The compact unit suits studio and location workflows needing cable-free sync.
Passive operation and sync ports
The receiver draws power only for its radio circuit and produces no audible noise or measurable heat during use. A PC sync socket accepts standard flash cords while 3.5mm and 6.35mm monoplug sockets connect to cameras or additional triggers. No batteries or external power supply are mentioned in the specifications. Operation stays silent and cool in normal shooting conditions.
Shoe mount and 1/4 thread mounting
A built-in shoe mount lets you attach a shoe-mount flash directly on top of the receiver. The 1/4 inch female thread on the base secures the unit to light stands, brackets or tripods. Dual monoplug sizes and the PC socket cover most legacy and current flash cables without adapters. The plastic housing is designed for handheld or stand-mounted use in daily production.
How it compares
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- Price $14.99
- Cheaper than about 95% of the 163 comparable items (median $118.99).
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install the A22R receiver with my shoe-mount flash, and what setting do people forget?
Slide the flash onto the receiver shoe, lock it, then set the receiver channel dial to match the transmitter channel — the step most often missed is verifying both are on the same 1–4 channel.
What parts will need replacement after extended use?
The PC sync cable and the 3.5 mm or 6.35 mm monoplug cords wear first; the receiver body has no user-serviceable parts.
What is the first limit I hit during a long outdoor shoot?
The 120 ft radio range is the first hard limit — beyond that distance the receiver stops triggering reliably.
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