This IndiPRO Tools Quad Power Grid allows you to use four Canon LP-E6 batteries to power any camera that runs on LP-E6 batteries, such as the Canon 5D Mk III. This battery adapter features a compact form and conveniently attaches to your rig via a single 15mm rod clamp positioned on the side, and it connects to the camera using a dummy LP-E6 battery attached on the integrated 18" cable.

The Quad Grid offers four battery bays supporting LP-E6 batteries of all capacities. Only one battery is required to be attached at a time, so you get maximum hot-swapping capability. An LED indicator remains lit as long as sufficient power is available.

Single Rod Mount LP-E6 Battery Adapter    Four Battery Bays    All Batteries Hot-Swappable    Dummy Battery on Integrated 18" Cable    LED Power Indicator

• Single 15mm rod clamp positioned on the side
• Four LP-E6 battery bays; all batteries hot-swappable
• Connects to camera via dummy battery

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. would this work for Blackmagic cinema pocket camera?

A: The IndiPRO Tools POWER POD produces 7.2 VDC while the BM Pocket Camera requires 12-20 VDC. So this power solution is not correct.I would suggest the Switronix PocketBase and the Quick release as the best solution at this time.

Q: 2. Is the Power Grid System compatible with the 5DM3?

A: Hi. I've only used with the BMPCC. I supose that if the plug it's the same (12 V (CC) ) It should work with it too.

Q: 3. can you power an external monitor with this as well as a bmpcc simultaneously?

A: No, it does not have a D tap or any other sort of DC out other than the plug for the Pocket Camera. Also, the power demands of the camera itself would make doing this impractical.

Q: 4. Does it come with charging chords?

A: The IndiPRO Tools POWER POD Quad LP-E6 Universal Power System (14.4V) does not include cables.

Q: 5. If only one DC out is used for the dummy battery into the camera, can all 4 batteries' power be directed to the one DC out? Or can only two batteries go to one DC out?

A: As it seems all 4 batteries goes to both the DC out. I have tried with 1, 2, 3 or 4 batteries when it was connected to my Sony camera, I can swap any of them without loosing power so all 4 must go to both the DC out at the same time.

Q: 6. this rig works with black magic cinema camera 4k ? (Not the pocket)

A: This rig is made for the Pocket camera only.

Q: 7. I've used this for the last few weeks with the black magic production camera but suddenly the camera is not recognizing power output. going off its own power. I've tried using different 2.5mm cables but the camera will no longer recognize it is there a particular 2.5mm power cable I should be using or will any 2.5mm suffice?

A: We contacted IndiPro regarding your issue and they said it may be the cable, it may be the camera. In order that your issue be resolved as expeditiously as possible, I suggest contacting IndiPro directly. 516-303-4465a href= http://www.indiproco.com target= _blank www.indiproco.com/a

Q: 8. Can this be used with 2.5mm indie pro tools sony a7s dummy battery regulated cable even though its 14.4 Volts?

A: Yes, you can use the IndiPRO Tools 69SA7 2.5mm to Sony a7s Dummy Battery Cable (24 , Regulated) cable with this POWER POD. The key word is regulated. This means the cable changes the current from 14.4 volts down to the cameras 7.2 volts operating current.

Q: 9. Does this work with the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K? As it also uses LP-E6 batteries... Thanks.

A: Yes, this product should work with the Pocket Cinema Camera 4K. The Pocket Cinema Camera 4K is powered by LP-E6 batteries, which is the kind of dummy connection this offers.

Q: 10. how long does it power Bmpcc?

A: With two fresh batteries, you should get about 4-5 hours of run time.