The SKAARHOJ Tally System is a great add-on for your live video-production. The tally light have two LEDs - one facing the camera operator and the big one facing the presenter. The operator LED have both program and preview tally while the presenter LED is just for program. The two switches on the tally light enables the operator to turn on/off the main LED and to dim the operator LED. The Tally Box System handles up to 8 tally lights, connecting either directly via the box, or by daisy chain running from tally light to tally light.

Use the Tally Box system to take full control of your live video production. It's a small and simple yet very powerful tool for optimizing the flow of a production. Great for consumer and prosumer cameras with no integrated tally solution.

Two switches are integrated on the Tally Light

Switch 1: On/off main LED (red)
Switch 2: Dimmed on/off operator LED (red + green)

The main LED (red) provides a large, clear and bright light easy visible for the presenter to know which camera is on program. The LED can be turned on/off with a switch on the tally light.

The operator LED shines red when on program and green when on preview. With the swich on the tally light the operator LED can be dimmed when used in very low light conditions to avoid blinding the camera operator.

Simple but effective
Mount these small nifty tally lights and improve your live video workflow.

Everything you need for a Tally system
A Skaarhoj Tally box and a couple of Tally lights - then you're good to go.

Heads up - you're next!
The tally light have both program and preview tally.

Compatible systems

Tally for Blackmagic Design ATEM Production Switchers
The SKAARHOJ Tally Box System is compatible with the whole range of ATEM Switchers. No need for the "GPI and Tally Interface" from Blackmagic - the system connects to the ATEM Switcher via network.

Tally for vMix
The system is also compatible with vMix via our vMix Bridge Software. Connects to vMix via network.

Tally from ETH-GPI Link
The ETH-GPI Link can take GPI signals and send them over ethernet to the Tally Box which will route it out to the lamps.