Anton-Bauer D-Tap to DC 5.5x2.5mm Power Cable - Right Angle Connector with Magnetic Ring (60cm) for DSLR Rig, Blackmagic Cameras & SmallHD DP6-SDI/DP6-SLR Monitors | Perfect for On-Set Power Supply & Field Videography
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Product Description
D Tap to DC 5.5X 2.5mm Power Supply Cable for Anton Bauer DSLR Rig BlackMagic Cameras SmallHD DP6-SDI DP6-SLR Monitor
Product Features
Fit to Power SmallHD DP6-SDI DP6-SLR field monitors,Paralinx Ace,LCD monitors,LED lighting equipment (DC powered), BlackMagic Cameras,Production equipment,DSLR Kit or other with DC 12V 5.5*2.5mm devices. It's compatible with various devices featuring a matching 2.5mm power port.
Power source can be battery, battery plate with D-Tap output, Such as Anton-Bauer gold mount battery or V Mount battery and other Camera or Camera Accessories with on-board D Tap output port.
Plug A D-Tap Male Connector, Plug B Right Angle DC 5.5*2.5mm Connector. Tip there is no voltage conversion circuit in the cable, the output voltage is following the input voltage, please make sure that the battery output voltage does not exceed the allowable input voltage range of your device.
Cable Length 24Inches/60CM (We can customize with other length, please contact us if you need).
Each cable we produce has been rigorously tested and is compatible with machines from a variety of major brand suppliers,We are committed to all the products are qualified and high-quality.
Customer Reviews
Leider ist das Kabel zwischen D-Tap und DC 5.5 * 2.5mm viel zu dünn. Laut Aufschrift soll es ein 18 AWG sein, ist es aber nie und nimmer. Habe unzählige Netzteile mit echten 18 AWG Leitungen und die sind fast doppelt so dick. Wollte damit meine mobile 60W COB-LED an einem V-Mount Akku betreiben. SZRMCC Netzkabel wurde nach 20 Minuten Test heiß und war nicht mehr steif sondern weich wie zu lange gekochte Spaghetti. Wer damit Kameras oder kleine Monitore betreibt, hat damit sicher kein Problem, aber neue kleine 60W oder gar 100W LED-Beleuchtungsgeräten gehen damit garantiert nicht, bzw. stellen eine potentielle Brandquelle dar.
