The 2-bay Battery Charging Hub for X System from Hasselblad supports the current 3400mAh batteries. It charges a single battery in two hours and 18 minutes and two cells charge in two hours and 48 minutes. The charging hub is also compatible with first generation X System 3200mAh batteries that will charge in approximately three hours. When the cells are fully charged, the hub will announce an audible chime. Additionally, the charger supplies power to the batteries from power banks through its USB Type-C connector or via its included power supply. During the charging process, the front LEDs indicate the status and capacity of the batteries.

2-Bay Charger with USB Type-C Connector    LED Indicators Show Status & Capacity    For Current X System 3400mAh Batteries    Charges First Gen X System Batteries    Audible Chime Announces Charge Complete    Includes Power Supply

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you connect the control grip to a tripod?

A: Yes it will connect to a tripod: Attaches via 1/4"-20 Mount

Q: 2. With the control grip installed can you still attach Arca Swiss plates to attach to tripod ball head?

A: Yes, Arca Swiss Plates can be attached to the Hasselblad 907X Control Grip.

Q: 3. Do I need 2 of these adapters and batteries or is one enough to run the camera?

A: One will work. Not quite as fast recycle time as LiIon/rechargable in my EL500. Whether you need 2 depends on how many shots you plan to take before changing the battery. Don't know how many shots you will get from one battery

Q: 4. Will this adapt my V series lenses to the 907X?

A: Yes.

Q: 5. Does this cable release work on the 907X 50C?

A: Yes, it is compatible with the 907X.

Q: 6. Does this adapter allow HC lenses to be used with the leaf shutter in the XCD cameras?

A: Yes, the Hasselblad XH Lens Adapter (B&H # HAXHLADP) can be used to mount an HC or HCD lens onto an X System or 907X camera.

Q: 7. Is it compatible with Hasselblad CFV-50c ?

A: The Hasselblad 907X Control Grip is designed for use with the Hasselblad 907X 50C Medium Format Mirrorless Camera. The Hasselblad CFV II 50C Digital Back does not have a tripod connection and you cannot connect the Hasselblad 907X Control Grip directly to the CFV II 50C Digital Back.

Q: 8. Will the XV lens adapter be able to trigger the leaf shutter inside Hasselblad V lens? Or will it use the electronic shutter on X2D

A: The Hasselblad XV Lens Adapter only works with the camera's electronic shutter. Unfortunately the leaf shutter cannot be used.

Q: 9. Does autofocus work with the H lenses using this adapter or is it manual focus only?

A: Yes, autofocus works with H lenses when using this Hasselblad 0.8 XH Converter for HC or HCD Lens to X System Cameras BH #HA08XHC • MFR #CP.HB.00000627.01 but not with all lenses. The lenses and camera need the latest firmware update as well. According to Hasselblad, All H System lenses with firmware 18.0.0 or later must be updated to the newest version 19.1.0 to work with the XH Converter 0,8 and to get auto focus (HC 120 and HC 120 II can only be used in manual focus mode). Other H System lenses (except HC 120 and HC 120 II) with firmware older than 18.0.0 will work but only in manual focus mode. Please note that only HC/HCD lenses with firmware 18.0.0 or later can be updated to 19.1.0. Lenses with older firmware have older hardware and therefore cannot be updated. Additionally, the X1D-50c must be updated with firmware 1.25.0 or later and the X1D II 50C, 907X 50C and 907X Special Edition cameras must all be updated with firmware 1.4.0 or later. Ref: https://bit.ly/3qKxzZD

Q: 10. Why is the height of this adapter so much shorter than the Novoflex adapter and why do the photos show Hasselblad XPan lenses being adapted to the Hasselblad X medium format mirrorless camera? Seems either the description of the product is wrong or the photos of the product are wrong. Please explain.

A: The photos are misleading. Both the Novoflex and the Hasselblad adapter position V mount lenses at the same distance from the X1D sensor. There is a separate adapter for xpan lenses to X1D (different lens flange to sensor distance) See BH #HAXPLAX1D and B&H # FOXPANXCDPRO