Wireless Security Camera Vehicle 12V Dc

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.

I confirgured my camera to work in my vehicle and needed 12v port access and this product worked great. Cost and quality is excellent.

Works on Panasonic AJ-PX270 / same DC plug, same 12v out, Amps are unknow, but the PX270 ran for 6 hours strait during a webcast!

It just works. Pop an Anton Bauer battery on, Plug in to a 12v DC equipment. With less work these days for our BetaSP camera, we wanted to be able to get more use out the battery system we bought for it. Now we can power LED lights or our LCD field monitor for days.

The lamp is a little bigger than the 12V lamps, and so the filament doesn't center on the optics; the image is oddly shaped. However, I find it quite usable. My hack: my Dedolight connects to power with a 4 pin XLR. I made a 4 pin XLR to Edison (AC) adapter. So, if I want to use AC, I use this lamp and the adapter. If I want to use DC, I use the normal DC lamp and the DC power supply. The AC lamp puts out more heat but uses less amperage than the DC lamp; it works for me, so far.

Nice Charger for the price, I purchased mainly for the ability to charge from 12v DC. Works as advertised A+++.

Tons of features including charging from multiple sources, e.g. 120VAC, DC (PV or 12V car Adapter); multi function display; plenty of AC receptacles. The unit packs a punch in a relatively light package. Well work the price.

This is a great charger, both AC and 12v DC power adapter included. It also charges a USB device at the same time and by changing the charging plates, it handles all of my different camera batteries. So I am not carrying 3 different chargers around.

7.3V and 12V d-tap let me power my camera (7.3V), a led ligth (12V) and a wireless microphone receiver (12V). I use it on a Redrock microPod Accessory Plate (I had to found screws because the supplied ones did not fit). No more multiple batteries that dies out at different times and much longer running time with a single battery, sweet!