Provide long-lasting power for select Sony camcorders using a V-mount battery and this V-Mount Battery Plate from Hedbox. This battery plate connects to the camera's battery slot using a dedicated Sony C-pin male connector at the end of a 19.7" cable. Three D-Tap output ports enable you to power up to three 14.8V accessories such as LED lights or monitors, and a 5V USB Type-A port offers a convenient way to charge your phone or other compatible devices.

V-Mount Battery Plate    Sony C-Pin Connection    3 x 14.8V D-Tap Accessory Ports    5V, 2.1A USB Type-A Port    19.7" Cable

• V-mount battery
• Select Sony camcorders

• Three unregulated 12-16.8V, 10A D-Tap outputs
• One 5V, 2.1A USB Type-A output

Multiple camera mounting options including M3 threads

Durable aluminum V-mount plate

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What does the "type II" mean?

A: Type two means that they are on the second gen of the following unit.

Q: 2. Will this unit work with the Sony FX9 as well? I believe the FX6 and FX9 have same power requirements, bu would this Tilta ES-T20-BTP-V fit into the FX9 battery compartment?

A: The FX6 and FX9 have the same power requirements but this product is designed for the size of the FX6. The FX6 is smaller than the FX9 which may present problems if you attempt to use it on the FX9.

Q: 3. When the V-mount battery goes low, does the camera's LCD screen give a warning?

A: No, the Tilta Battery Plate does not provide battery status communication to the LCD of the camera.

Q: 4. does this plate allow hot swap?

A: No, the Tilta Battery Plate for Sony FX6 does not support hot swapping.

Q: 5. Dose it regulates the voltage for fx6 ? 19.5v constant when mounted with a v-mount battery ?

A: Yes, as this device is specifically designed for powering the Sony FX6, it is outputting the appropriately regulated voltage.

Q: 6. Currently using fx6 with v mount plant tilta, but i'm having voltage warning sign. (i changed the voltage warning to 16.0V) anyway how to fix?

A: Sounds like you might be getting a low voltage warning, since the FX6 is supposed to work off of 18 to 20.5 VDC via the power port. Maybe try using a different V-mount battery with the Tilta Battery Plate for Sony FX6 (V-Mount) and see if that gives you different results.

Q: 7. How long is the power cord?

A: The power cable on the Tilta Battery Plate for Sony FX6 Type II (V-Mount) is roughly 5 inches long.

Q: 8. will it work with sony pmw ex3 xdcam?

A: Yes it will.

Q: 9. Hi there. Are the d-taps 'live' whilst the camera is turned off? For example if I have a viewfinder attached to the D-Tap, and I turn the camera off, will the VF still run the battery dead? Or if the camera is switched off, are the ports 'dead' as well? Cheers

A: the power outs (D-taps) are independent of the camera and will always be on as long as there is a battery on the plate.

Q: 10. Can I power the plate and camera without a battery via the 2pin Lemon to AC power?

A: The 2-Pin LEMO connection on the Tilta Battery Plate for Sony FX6 (V-Mount) is designed only for output and not input. The plate would need a battery in order to supply power to the camera.