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Key Features
- New Compact Design with Removable Foot
- E Release Firmware Protocol
- Auto-Sensing from Tx and Rx Modes
- 32 E Flash Channels & 6 Zones
A fresh, sleek take on renowned reliability, the Plus Ve is PocketWizard's smallest transceiver, yet it still manages to include the rich feature-set and dependability that makes it a mainstay for professional lighting and remote triggering jobs. This auto-sensing transceiver uses the E Release firmware protocol, making it solely compatible with E Release-updated transceivers, remotes, and meters.
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Is this compatible with pocketwizard plus 3e?
Is this compatible with pocketwizard plus 3e?
The Plus Ve is compatible with any PocketWizard using the E Release firmware, using the same frequency. Be sure to update the firmware in your Plus IIIe to the most current version to ensure compatibility.
Date published: 2026-04-11
is this compatible with older pocket wizards plus
is this compatible with older pocket wizards plus 2 ?
No, the Plus Ve only uses the E Release firmware protocol. It will work with any PocketWizard that can be upgraded to the E Release, using the same firmware. The Plus II radios are Legacy only and cannot be upgraded.
The PlusXe and PlusX can be used with your Plus II.
Date published: 2026-04-11
Is this item for the US using (FCC) or for the EU
Is this item for the US using (FCC) or for the EU using (CE)? Or, do you have both?
PocketWizard dealers in the US can only sell FCC units. We do not have a CE version yet. It will be available from our European and Australian distributors once the product is available.
Date published: 2026-04-11
Will it be backwards compatible? (Has to replace ...
Will it be backwards compatible? (Has to replace a broken Plus IV)
The PocketWizard Plus Ve Transceiver is compatible with the Plus IV if the Plus IV has been updated to the E firmware. Otherwise, they are not compatible.
Date published: 2025-05-06
Will these be compatible with the Pocket Wizard Pl
Will these be compatible with the Pocket Wizard PlusXe transmitters? Also, do these allow Relay mode and Repeater Mode?
The Plus Ve is compatible with any PocketWizard that has been upgraded to the E Release, using the same frequency. Be sure you are using the most current firmware with your other radios. The Plus Ve has Auto Relay. It does not have Repeater mode but you can use a Plus IIIe as the repeater with Plus Ve radios as the transmitting and receiving radios.
Date published: 2026-04-11
Will this be compatible with the PlusXe remotes?
Will this be compatible with the PlusXe remotes?
The Plus Ve is compatible with any PocketWizard using the E Release firmware, as long as they have the same frequency.
Date published: 2026-04-11
What cable will be necessary to connect to remote ...
What cable will be necessary to connect to remote Nikon digital cameras? Will the receiver keep the camera awake? PTMM cord?
The PocketWizard Plus Ve Transceiver (2-Pack) has the same 3.5mm port as the previous models. If your Nikon camera has a 10-pin remote connection, you will need this cable: PocketWizard N10-ACC-1 Remote Camera Cable with PTMM Pre-Trigger Adapter Kit (1'), BH # PON10ACC1K (https://bhpho.to/3MAmwRk). And for the DC-2 port, you will need this cable: PocketWizard N-MCDC2-ACC-1 Remote Camera Cable with PTMM Pre-Trigger Adapter Kit (1'), BH # PONMCDC2ACCK (https://bhpho.to/4qwaFlt).
Date published: 2026-02-11
Will these new pocket wizards work with Sony ...
Will these new pocket wizards work with Sony alpha models
Yes, they can be used in a Sony hot shoe to trigger a remote flash in manual power, up to X-sync. They can also be used to trigger a remote Sony camera, as long as you have the correct remote camera cable.
Note: there are a couple Sony models that do not have an external remote port. They cannot be triggered by PocketWizard radios though you can trigger a remote flash from the hot shoe.
Date published: 2026-04-11