This Cable Technologies CT-LPS33-24N is a low-profile LPXLR-3F to TA3F cable designed to connect Lectrosonics UCR-type receivers into Sound Devices mixer/recorders like the 633, 688, 788T, and more. Colored orange for easy distinguishing, the cable uses low-profile XLR connectors, with an adjustable outlet that lets you set the orientation to the left or right of the release pin. These features allow for multiple placement possibilities, all while reducing the visible profile of interconnect panels. This results in a less cluttered look all around.

The cable diameter is relatively slim at 2.7mm, though its flexible polyurethane jacket is crush resistant, tear-resistant, and resistant to cold weather. This cable measures 24" in length.

For Lectrosonics UCR Receivers    For Sound Devices Mixers/Recorders    24" Length    Color-Coded for Easy Identification    Adjustable Outlets    Angle-Adjustable    Flexible & Strong Polyurethane Jacket    Crush-, Tear- & Cold-Resistant    2.7mm OD Cable Jacket

Lectrosonics UCR type receivers
Sound Devices 633, 688, 664 (CL-6), 788T, and other compatible gear

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A: Yes, The ZILR USB Type-C to Sony NP-FZ100 Regulated Dummy Battery Cable could be used with USB wall power adapters.

Q: 2. Will this work with the Xt-20?

A: This d-tap regulation cable should work with the FUJIFILM X-T20 camera as it uses the same FUJIFILM NP-W126S battery which is the same dummy battery on this cable.

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A: Yes, the ZILR USB Type-C to Sony NP-FZ100 Regulated Dummy Battery Cable will work with a Sony a7R V unit.

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A: You can do either way. However, I think I would lean to the two battery 7.2 because you get the ability to hot swap out a dead battery.

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A: The power supply is center-positive. Please let us know if you have any more questions.

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A: Voltage has to be over 9V

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