This LP-E17 Dummy Battery with USB Type-C Connector Kit from Bescor works with Canon cameras that use an LP-E17 battery. The dummy battery comes with a USB Type-C connector and cord. The device has external voltage regulation.

D-Tap Voltage Converter    Dummy Battery for USB Type-C Power Port    Battery and Charger Included    For Use with Select Canon Cameras

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this battery the same as Bescor 14.8V Lithium-Ion Portable Battery B&H # BEVM98 MFR # VM98 listed here:? https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1240074-REG/bescor_vm98_14_8v_lithium_ion_portable_battery.html

A: The power and connector ore the same. BEBCSBMEPIC does not have e V-Mount. BEVM98 does.

Q: 2. Will this fit the back of an Atomos Shinobi?

A: The Bescor Sony Style NPFW50 is not compatible with an Atomos Shinobi. It requires an NP-F770 Battery

Q: 3. can I use this with an adapter to have endless power from a wall outlet? If so, what adapter should I buy.

A: This cable is designed to work specifically with the LanParte VBP-01 V-Mount Battery Pinch, BH #LAVBP01 which itself will work with V-Mount batteries. It is not for AC power, but a V-Mount battery will give you a much longer run time than your standard battery. Battery Pinch - https://bhpho.to/33MJeLs V-Mount Battery - https://bhpho.to/2WE411Z

Q: 4. Does this battery pack come with some sort of electrical step down transformer? The BMPCC is a 7.2VDC system and this battery is a 14.8VDC. They are not compatible without this functionality.

A: Hello,You're mistaken, the BMPC operates on a 12-20v range, making this battery perfectly suitable for it. Hope this helps!All the best,Bescor

Q: 5. Will this work to power the Canon EOS RP via a USB power bank?

A: It should work providing that you will use power bank with 2amp USB output. Recommended power banks: GyroVu GV-PB-301 https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1551207-REG/gyrovu_gv_pb_301_high_power_30_000_mah.html?sts=pi&pim=Y and GyroVu GV-PBID-401 https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1551208-REG/gyrovu_gv_pbid_401_hi_capacity_40_000_mah.html

Q: 6. Is there a way to test this battery to make sure it's not a dud? When I plug it in using the BMPCC adaptor nothing happens and the camera looses battery like it's not plugged in. I think the adaptor might be bad and the adaptor is really lose when plugged into the battery, so loose that unless I hold it together it falls off.

A: If the green/orange light tuns on with the adapter is plugged in then is is probably working. The main problem is most likely the wiring in the battery pack itself. The cord that runs from the battery to the camera could have faulty wires. I would recommend taking it to a electronics store to find out exactly what the problem is because they can test it, and if they can't rewire the battery themselves then give Bescor a call. They might fix the problem for free. Well almost free because they will charge for the shipping.

Q: 7. How many hours can I expect this battery to run with a Blackmagic Design Studio Camera HD 2?

A: Users report operational time to be between 2.5 and 3 hours, depending on extent of feature uses on the camera.

Q: 8. Hi. The battery works in the Blackmagic Design 4k?

A: Yes, it works very well and lasts quite a long time. I'd say 4+ hours of battery life. It takes a while to charge, and I wish it had a battery indicator. But I love how small and light it is. It's much more streamline than a V-Lock setup.

Q: 9. can it work with the Core SWX Powerbase EDGE? : https://www.bhphotovideo.com/spanish/c/product/1416942-REG/core_swx_pbe_bmpc4_powerbase_edge_small_form.html/qa

A: No, this will not work as the barrel size won't match.

Q: 10. will i be able to use this for this?https://a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1295726-REG/ifootage_electric_ray_e1_power.html target= _blank www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1295726-REG/ifootage_electric_ray_e1_power.html/a

A: At this time the iFootage Electric Ray E1 is set up for use only on specific Canon, Nikon and Sony cameras. Using it with the Lanparte LP-E17 is unknown and unsupported. Proceed at your own recognizance.