The Watson NP-F970 High-Capacity Lithium-Ion Battery Pack works with the same cameras that use Sony NP-F970 series batteries. This battery pack features a capacity of 10,050mAh, 7.4V of output power, and 74.37 watt hours. It is well suited for powering L-series compatible light fixtures for extended lengths of time. Small and lightweight, lithium-ion batteries do not suffer from memory effects due to charging a partially discharged battery.

6 NP-F970 High-Capacity Batteries    L-Train 6-Bay NP-F Battery Charger    Compatible with L-Series Applications    Simultaneous 6-Bay L-Series Fast Charger    74.37Wh Capacity    2/1.2A Charge Current Selection per Bay    Two 12V, 3A DC Input/Output Ports

Sony

• DCR-SD1000
• DCR-SR40
• DCR-TRV900
• DCR-VX2000
• DCR-VX2100
• DCR-VX2200
• HDR-AX2000
• HDR-FX1
• HDR-FX7
• HDR-FX1000
• HVR-HD1000
• HVR-V1
• HVR-Z1
• HVR-Z5
• HVR-Z7
• HXR-MC1500
• HXR-MC2000
• HXR-NX5
• HXR-NX5R
• NEX-EA50
• NEX-FS100
• NEX-FS700

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. can this be used as a live feed AC provider for a PIX E 5 Monitor ( works with the L battery ) or is this only meant for charging batteries?

A: This is only a charger. It is not a AC Power supply.

Q: 2. Does it comes with a charger?

A: No, you need a separate charger.

Q: 3. will this battery work for my vx2000? I ordered a knock off sony battery on amazon and my camera wouldn't accept it as it was not a real infolithium battery with the built in microchip so I want to make sure I don't have to return another non working battery

A: This battery is not listed as to having the necessary chip in order to work as an Infolithium . Therefore we cannot guarantee this battery's performance with your Sony DCR-VX2000. We would have to recommend an OEM battery for the best integration with your camcorder. Here is one that will work in your camcorder from our Used department that is an Open Box, meaning it is virtually unused. Sony NP-F970 L-Series Info-Lithium Battery Pack (6300mAh) Used Cat.# 1389043

Q: 4. What’s the difference between 2A & 1.2A?

A: The Watson Pro L-Train 6-Bay NP-F Battery Charger has two different amp settings for charging, 2A and 1.2A. At 2A a battery is charged in about half the time as at 1.2A.

Q: 5. If I plug both a USB-C and Micro-B USB cord into this charger at the same time will it charge faster?

A: Smallrig has suggested using one cable at a time on the Smallrig NP-F970 Dual-Battery and Charger Kit.

Q: 6. Are there adapter for this charger to charge LP-E6 batteries?

A: No, the Watson Pro L-Train 6-Bay NP-F Battery Charger has fixed charging plates, unlike the single-battery adaptable plate chargers from Watson, and cannot be changed to charge the Canon LP-E6.

Q: 7. What are the downsides to using the quick charge feature as opposed to the slow charge feature?

A: Batteries have a life cycle and you could be cutting into that life cycle. Just note life cycles run in the hundreds, maybe thousands.

Q: 8. Can you use this on a Atomos Ninja 2?

A: Yes

Q: 9. Can this charger power the BMCC6KFF through its 12V DC power in connector and draw power from 6 loaded fully charged batteries?

A: The Watson Pro L-Train 6-Bay NP-F Battery Charger's DC outputs do not draw power from the connected batteries, instead they would only output power when the charger is connected to an wall outlet. With the proper cable, the Watson Pro L-Train 6-Bay NP-F Battery Charger could be used to power the Blackmagic Design Cinema Camera 6K (Leica L) so long as the charger is connected to an power outlet.

Q: 10. What is the total power draw in watts with all 6 bays charging at 2 amps?

A: The total power draw of the Watson Pro L-Train 6-Bay NP-F Battery Charger would be about 60W with all batteries charging at full speed.