Extend your power indoors or outdoors with the 16-AWG, black, 10' Watson AC Power Extension Cord. It is ETL rated and supports devices up to 125V, 1625W in power with a max current draw of 13A. It features insulation and a water-resistant thermoplastic jacket for safe use indoors and outdoors, and its molded plug only takes up one space in your outlet or power strip.

16-AWG, 3-Prong Grounded Cable    ETL Rated    Supports Loads up to 125V, 1625W    Up to 13A Current Draw    Suitable for Use Indoors and Outdoors    Water-Resistant Thermoplastic Jacket

• 16 AWG
• Supports loads up to 125V, 1625W
• Up to 13A current draw
• Suitable for use indoors and outdoors
• Water-resistant thermoplastic jacket

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work on the Canon C70?

A: Yes, the Canon CA-CP200L Compact AC Power Adapter is compatible with the Canon EOS C70 Cinema Camera (RF Mount).

Q: 2. Does this work with the C300 mkIII?

A: No, the C300 III has a 4-pin Lemo connector.

Q: 3. Hi, What's shown on the LCD panel please, some show battery health? Thanks in advance Desmond y

A: This is the Watson Compact AC/DC Charger for NP-BG1 or NP-FG1 Battery. As such, there is no LD panel. Perhaps you are thinking of this? Watson Duo LCD Charger with Two LP-E6 / LP-E6N Battery Plates B&H # WADCNLPE6 This indeed has an LCD that displays important battery information.

Q: 4. How to change charger plate?

A: The Plate slides out, and snaps back in.

Q: 5. I have the Vilta M-Pro... is this swappable battery holder/handle compatible with this model? All of their models? thank you

A: We are not aware of this being compatible with the VILTA M-Pro.

Q: 6. What’s the difference between EN-EL20 and EN-EL20a Battery

A: The EN-EL20a battery has a higher mAh, which means it will last longer in your device.

Q: 7. What macro tube would be useful with a 23mm lens? I bought the MCEX-16 but I have to be inches away to get it focus..

A: Both extension tubes will require you to maneuver your lens much closer in order to get a very detailed macro shot, although with the 11mm being shorter, you will have a lot more wiggle room to work with when it comes to focusing at the cost of magnification. The alternative would be a macro lens, which has a good minimum focusing distance without compromising on ease-of-use and magnification factor.

Q: 8. what is the size of the barrel connection?

A: The barrel size is not listed as this part is specifically designed for the Canon XF705 only. If you have the XF705, this will work.

Q: 9. I have 16mm, 27mm, 35mm and 18-55mm. Should I buy this MCEX-11 11mm or MCEX-16? Which lens would benefit the most from these 2 tubes for macro photography?

A: You can decide by referring to the following table from Fujifilm. B&H won't let me include a hyperlink, so... Go to the Fujifilm Web site, click on products, digital cameras, accessories, lens (Lens Accessories). There is a link to a PDF entitled Magnification of the Macro Extension Tube. The document is a table for all Fujifilm lens and both extension tubes.

Q: 10. Specifically, I have the 50mm f2 Fuji lens. I need to shoot a bunch of 3X5 index cards. Do I need the MCEX-11 or MCEX-16?

A: FUJIFILM MCEX-11 11mm Extension Tube for Fujifilm X-Mount will be a better combination with your 50mm f/2 lens to make reproductions of a 3x5 index card. Please be aware that you can only focus from the minimum focus distance using an extension tube. If you use FUJIFILM MCEX-16 16mm Extension your lens will only be able to focus on a small segment of your 3x5 index card.