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12,00
EUR
59,25
Incl. VAT 74,06
Total incl. delivery
89,06
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SmallRig D-Tap to Dual-Sided NP-F Dummy Battery Power Cable 4884 is a multifunctional dummy battery power cable featuring one D-Tap input and four outputs: two NP-F outputs, one DC output, and one USB-C output, enabling simultaneous charging of four devices. The NP-F outputs power monitors and video transmitters, the DC output powers cameras via dummy batteries, and the USB-C output powers devices like follow focus motors and mobile phones.
Designed for portability and efficient cable management, this power cable is equipped with two displays and one indicator. The D-Tap port features a display for input voltage and an indicator for reverse plugging warning and input voltage range, while the dummy battery display shows NP-F and DC input voltage.
Constructed from fire-resistant PC, PU, and metal for optimal heat dissipation, this cable enhances efficiency and safety. It incorporates multiple circuit protections—overheating, short-circuit, low-voltage, and overvoltage—to ensure safe charging and reliable performance during shooting.
Cable length
1.1 m
Product colour
Black
Input connection type
D-Tap
Output connection type
NP-F / DC, USB-C
Cable type
Dummy
Warranty period
2 year(s)
Compliance certificates
CE, Federal Communications Commission (FCC), PSE, RoHS
Width
400 mm
Depth
40 mm
Height
30 mm
Weight
105 g
Package width
113 mm
Package depth
84.5 mm
Package height
42 mm
Package weight
143 g
Country of origin
China
The item is known under the following item numbers in our system
EAN:
6941590020952
SKU:
SMA-4884
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