This 48V Phantom Power Supply with 3-Pin XLR Audio Cable from Neewer is a single-channel unit equipped with standard XLR connectors. It supports condenser microphones to transfer audio signals in a compact, durable, and rugged aluminum housing. Rather than operating on batteries, it is powered via an included AC adapter. It also includes a 8.2' 3-pin XLR cable for wide compatibility.

Use with Condenser Microphones    XLR Input and Output    Powered via Included AC Adapter    Includes 8.2' 3-Pin XLR Cable    Compact and Portable    Aluminum Construction

• On and Off power switch and LED indicator for ease of operation
• Stable, consistent, and silent 48 VDC power supply for your microphone
• Compatible with mixers and audio interfaces with XLR connectors
• Compact and portable 3.7 x 3.5 x 1.9" dimensions
• Suitable for stage and studio

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Could you please recommend an external power supply for Denecke PS - 1A?

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Q: 2. hi, when using shotgun mic like MKE 600 or MKH 416 does it still need XLR cable to connect to P1 or you can just plug directly?

A: Plugging a microphone directly into an XLR input jack is never recommended. Remember that, by the principle of leverage, the force exerted on the connector will be proportional to the length of the mic. You can very quickly end up damaging the pins, or even the jack itself, and when phantom power is involved you also risk a short circuit if this happens. Always use a cable, even if it is a very short cable with low-profile connectors.

Q: 3. How long do the batteries last?

A: Our customers report 2 to 4 hours continuously depending upon the microphones used.

Q: 4. What are the connections needed to recharge? I'm hoping it is usb-c?

A: The USB port on the Xvive P1 Portable Phantom Power Supply is micro-USB Type-B. There is a USB cable included which is micro-USB Type-B to Type-A. The USB port can be used for charging the internal battery as well as for powering the P1.

Q: 5. Can I run the output into an unbalanced recorder?

A: No problem - just adapt the XLR output from the ROLLS to the required input on your recorder.

Q: 6. Whether the output can be directly inserted into the camera Mic jack to shoot video?

A: The output of this portable phantom power pack can be connected to any mic level audio input with an XLR connector, including cameras, interfaces, and audio recorders.

Q: 7. Could I use this to power my Rode NTG1 and output to a XLR to 3.5mm adapter cable to input into a Canon 90D?

A: Yes, the Xvive Audio P1 Portable Phantom Power Supply with Rechargeable Battery can be used to provide phantom power to the Rode NTG1 Shotgun Microphone, and its output signal can be adapted for a 3.5mm input connection to a DSLR camera.

Q: 8. How long do the batteries last with output set to 48V? Also they state that the 7-12V AC adapter, but what's the AC adapter's minimum amperage?

A: My experience with one Sure Lav Mic has been at least 8 hours battery life on a video shoot. Good for Field work where you are not guaranteed power. I do not know the amperage minimum for the AC adapter but I can't believe it is anything under .5A. Check the spec sheet put our by Manufacturer. There are a ton of Universal AC's adapters available

Q: 9. Can this be used such as: mic - P1 - FetHead - recorder? I'm looking to boost a quiet mic more than the FetHead Phantom can, but then still supply phantom to a condenser mic.

A: If your recorder does not supply phantom power, the Xvive Audio P1 Portable Phantom Power Supply can help with your setup. The phantom power from this P1 power supply would pass through a Fethead Phantom, to your microphone which needs it. Please contact us at audio@bhphoto.com for more advice specific to the microphone you have, and the sounds you are trying to capture.

Q: 10. is this device can power 12t microphone?

A: The Xvive Audio P1 Portable Phantom Power Supply with Rechargeable Battery supplies 12 or 48V of phantom power, but does not supply 12V of T power. Although phantom power will not generally damage a T-powered microphone, they use different circuitry and T-power microphones cannot be properly used with phantom power supplies. A recommended T-power product can be found in the Denecke Dcode PS-T Microphone Power Supply (BH #DEPST): https://bhpho.to/3vd9fT2