Indipro Micro Series 98Wh V-Mount Battery, Charger & D-Tap to LP-E17 Battery Bundle
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Indipro Micro-Series 98Wh V-Mount Li-Ion Battery
Its small size belies the power of the 98Wh Micro-Series V-Mount Li-Ion Battery, which can handle power draws of up to 12A. This battery mounts on a standard-sized V-mount battery plate. It's suitable for use on smaller camera bodies and for a variety of applications that benefit from a small footprint that doesn't sacrifice performance. You can power smaller cameras for extended run times via the battery's D-Tap output port, using a variety of optional D-Tap adapter cables. The battery's 6.8Ah capacity and 14.8V output are sufficient to power most professional cameras.
In addition to the V-mount power output for powering cameras and lights, this Micro-Series battery features both a D-Tap and a USB power output. The D-Tap output can be used to power a light source, monitor, recorder, or other device on your rig while the USB port gives you a convenient way of charging your smartphone and USB accessories while you shoot. A five-LED gauge displays the battery's remaining power.
Indipro D-Tap Pro Battery Charger (2.5A, 16.8V)
Conveniently charge any lithium-ion battery that has a D-Tap port with this D-Tap Pro Single Li-Ion Battery Charger (2.5A, 16.8V) from Indipro. Plug it into an AC outlet and connect the D-Tap output to your battery. An LED indicator remains red while your battery is charging and switches to green when fully charged. This is a 100-240V worldwide compatible charger. It includes a 1-year limited warranty
Indipro D-Tap to LP-E17 Type Dummy Battery (24")
The 24" long IndiPRO Tools D-Tap to LP-E17 Type Dummy Battery enables powering a camera or other device normally powered by an LP-E17 battery with a D-Tap power source, such as a V-mount or Gold mount battery, for extended runtimes. The dummy battery fits into your camera's or device's battery compartment/slot, and it has a built-in emulator chip that communicates with the camera, providing the necessary information for the camera to accept power from the dummy battery.