12V 12Ah Rechargeable Battery For Power Wheels

it should be 12v dc for power.

I purchased this to scavenge the fake battery with the DC cord (the part of this Watson kit that plugs into the camera's battery bay), in order to create a 12V battery eliminator, which I use for astrophotography from remote sites that do not have AC power available. It worked perfectly! I combined the fake battery part with a separate 12V DC to 8V DC converter (actually a variable output DC to DC converter set to 8V output) that I already had in order to power the camera from a 12V source, such as a vehicle battery, automobile power outlet, or a 12V portable solar power system. This allows shooting all night long in remote locations without worrying about either having enough camera batteries or having to switch out batteries during hours-long photo runs. It also eliminates the heat of the discharging battery from inside the camera body, thereby allowing the camera to run cooler and reducing sensor noise (dark current) I tested the AC adapter and it also worked perfectly. Excellent performance, low price, well made. I recommend this item.

Great battery pack for the price. It is very compact and easy to use. We use it power a 12V system when the AC power is not available.

I got this to use with my GH4. When I first got it I didn't have a battery for it yet and used a 12V. power supply that I had. It worked for about 30 min. and quit working. I was bummed. Got home and checked the power supply and it was dead. Used a battery from my Ninja and the monitor worked fine. Have since gotten a large battery for it and it is working great. I am almost 60 years old and my eyes don't see the little GH4 screen so well. 7 screen is a must.

I'm using this to power my Sony A7s with a USB charger battery that outputs 9V and 12V along with the regular 5V for USB plugs. It works great and allows me to run the camera for hours on a battery that costs as much as one camera battery.

By providing +7.4V and +12V, the IndiPRO battery can supply external power to many types of cameras (my camera and connector details below). It also has a +5V USB power port that could power my cell phone for over a month, and a trail camera for more than a year. Recharge time is several hours (from zero to four LEDs lit). Time lapse recording time with the BMPCC4K is as good as I'd hoped ... Recording at 1 and 2.4 fps, the camera runs for 4 1/2 hours (some of this is supplied by the camera's internal battery). Shooting at one frame every five seconds, the camera runs for 5 1/2 hours and the external battery still shows 1 or 2 (out 4) LEDs lit. BMPCC4K time lapse video powered by the IndiPRO battery... Aug 4, 2020 - Isaias Blows into New England https://youtu.be/DTXIpUqVxOk I bought a +12V power cable for the BMPCC4K that plugs into the IndiPRO battery. The cable has a BMPCC4K power connector at one end and a male 5.5/2.5mm at the other end. The packaging bag for this cable is labeled TA-T01-DC-PC BMPCC4K. Connectors at both ends fit properly snugly. I also bought a dummy battery to run my Canon SL3 (Juicebox LP-E17 Style Power Coupler Dummy Battery for Canon Cameras). The +7.4V battery connector plug and socket are more like 5.5/2.0 mm -- and for this reason, the dummy battery won't plug into the +12V connector socket -- so no worries about frying my SL3. The IndiPRO battery is small and lightweight. It could be attached to a camera cage. I usually bungee-cord wrap the battery to a tripod leg. I am very happy with this battery and highly recommend it.

It provides 12V power over a 4-pin XLR. Everything I was hoping.

Works as advertised and allows for easy 12V power when imaging in the field.

Note:  12v Power is inside the styrofom pcking on sides! Remove this power supply before discrding the box, etc.

this is great for providing extra battery power. love that it also comes with a back up insert for batteries just in case your rechargeable ones are used up. i love that this also gives extra grip especially when using the larger professional lenses