This Compact 95Wh Gold-Mount Li-ion Battery from IndiPRO Tools outputs 14.8V, has a capacity of 6.6Ah, and supports up to a 10A draw. Its features include a Samsung cell, a weight of slightly more than 1.5 pounds, and a standard D-Tap port for powering accessories via a separately available cable. For quick status checks, an integrated 4-bar LED gauge displays the battery's remaining power.

14.8V, 6.6Ah Battery    Supports up to 10A Draw    Compact Form for Cameras & Accessories    D-Tap Port to Power Accessories    4-LED Power Gauge

Compact size suited for use with smaller cameras, monitors, lights, and accessories

14.8V, 6.6Ah output with 95Wh capacity

4-bar LED remaining-power display

Standard Gold-mount compatibility

2-pin D-Tap for powering accessories directly from the battery

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you charge these with the original Anton Bauer gold mount charger?

A: Can use original on this.

Q: 2. Is this battery approved for taking on-board commercial airlines?

A: The FAA ruling stipulates batteries must be less than 100Wh. The battery industry standardized with 95Wh being considered the rating for airline travel. Thus IndiPRO Tools Compact 95Wh V-Mount Li-ion Battery with it's 95Wh rating is acceptable.

Q: 3. Just got this battery, is it normal that, once fully charged, it discharges itself to empty when not in use?

A: Hmmm.... I'm not sure that I have noticed that. Then again it's often hard to keep track of which batteries have been charged and which have not when you have so many of them. That does sound strange in general though.

Q: 4. I am trying to charge this battery, but I think I might be doing something wrong. I am plugging the unit into the wall and leaving the light off for several hours, but it is not taking a charge. I am not using a charger. I am using the actual wall plug in that came with the battery and the Aputure LS1 LED light. Can somebody advise me on how to charge this battery? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much!

A: This battery is meant to be charged through the D-Tap connection on the side of it with a wall plug type of charger. (The D-Tap has two copper colored holes) Does the wall plug you are using look like the one attached? You connect the battery to your electrical system with the wall plug power adapter. You mention leaving the light off for several hours, and I am not sure what light you mean. I can only think that you are in a home where wall outlets are controlled by wall switches and you are not only turning out lights but also the power to the wall plug as well.

Q: 5. Working for zoom f8 recorder?

A: The USB output will allow the F8 to be powered.

Q: 6. Based on the previous Q&A about using an AB Gold Mount charger to charge these batteries, I ordered two of them. I reviewed the batteries two days ago and cannot get them to charge at all on my AB charger. Is there a solution to my issue?

A: Unfortunately our batteries are not compatible with AB Gold Mount Chargers. There is a chip is all AB Chargers that communicate with all AB Batteries which allows for them to charge. I would recommend buying one of our chargers or one that is similar in order to charge up these batteries.

Q: 7. Does this fit the Dracast LED 500?

A: If you have the model of LED 500 with a V-Mount battery plate, B&H # DRLED500BV, then yes it will. You will just need to make sure you have the V-Mount version of the light. https://bhpho.to/2lMXkZK

Q: 8. Can the plug that comes with this battery able to be plugged into the Blackmagic URSA Mini 4.6k? If not can it be plugged into the battery while the battery is plugged into the camera?

A: The plug that comes with this battery is for charging the battery itself, that is its only function. It cannot be used with the Ursa 4.6k. To power the Ursa Mini 4.6k using this battery you will also need a V-Lock Battery Plate.

Q: 9. Working for URSA mini?

A: This will work on the Ursa Mini, just as long as you also have a V-Lock Battery Plate on the camera.

Q: 10. Can I charge this battery by using the d-tap connector?

A: Yes, although I assume that may be contingent on the D-Tap charger you're using. I'm not aware of any compatibility issues, but let's say that I'm 99% sure your D-Tap charger will be fine. I know mine was...although, as you you know, charging these batteries via D-Tap is SLOW.