The Tilta Nucleus-Nano Wireless Lens Control Motor provides precise, wireless lens control for DSLR, mirrorless, and cine-style camera setups. When paired with the Nucleus-Nano Focus Hand Wheel or Nucleus-M FIZ unit (both available separately), it delivers smooth and accurate focus adjustments, ideal for solo operators and professional crews alike.
The compact motor features a standard 0.8 MOD cine gear and generates up to 1Nm of torque, ensuring reliable performance even with heavier cine lenses. With a wireless range of up to 300', it enables full control over focus remotely, supporting both automatic and manual calibration.
Operators can perform run/stop functions, and set A/B focus limits directly from the paired hand wheel for greater precision during complex shots. Built to integrate seamlessly across the Tilta ecosystem, the Nucleus-Nano motor also works with Nucleus-M hand units and handgrips, providing flexible compatibility for a range of gimbal, handheld, or rig-based workflows.
The motor draws power via a 5-18V micro-USB port from a gimbal or D-Tap battery with a separately available cable. The motor is constructed with aluminum, plastic, and stainless steel for durability. It can mount on a stand, rig, or gimbal with its built-in 15mm rod clamp.
Note: Use only run/stop cables specifically designed for the Nucleus-Nano; Tilta wooden handle run/stop cables are not compatible or safe to use with this unit. All cables are available separately.
Features
- Wireless focus motor for DSLR, mirrorless, or cine-style lenses
- The low-noise 5-18V motor operates with 0.65 to 1 Nm of torque
- Includes a 0.8 MOD, 32 pitch, 26-tooth cine standard gear
- 300' wireless range to connect to lens controllers
- Powers via micro-USB from D-Tap battery or gimbal with a separately available 5V cable
- Use start/stop function and set A/B limits with buttons on the Hand Wheel
- Connects to rigs, gimbals, and rods with a built-in 15mm rod clamp
- Compatible with Nucleus-Nano Focus Hand Wheel Controller, Nucleus-M FIZ hand unit, and Nucleus-M handgrips
