This LiFePO4-55 Lithium-Ion Cartridge from BlockBattery is compatible with SLI-D600, SLI-300, and HCL-435 battery block systems. Each LiFePO4-55 has a lithium iron phosphate Li-ion chemistry and offers a 55Wh, 17Ah at 3.2 VDC capacity. This cartridge is designed to be installed as one of several removable battery units in a battery block system.

Lithium Iron Phosphate Li-Ion Cartridge    For SLI-D600, SLI-300, HCL-435 Systems    55Wh, 17Ah at 3.2 VDC Capacity

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this battery have a car charger option?

A: No but I've used an inverter (in a pinch) to charge them on my way to a shoot. Not something I would make a habit of doing.

Q: 2. Is there a battery holder for the K-3ii to hold AA batteries as was available for the K-50?

A: Within the camera, no. Only within the battery grip.

Q: 3. How long does this battery hold a charge before dying?

A: I haven't run down the battery and me and my wife shots about thousand pictures.

Q: 4. can this be charged with the same NP-F970 charger? i see they have different dimensions

A: Yes they can.

Q: 5. Does this battery work for Speedlite EL-5?

A: Yes, the Canon LP-EL Lithium-Ion Battery Pack is compatible with Canon Speedlite EL-5.

Q: 6. Will this work on the Atoms Shogun?

A: Sorry, no it will not fit. You need the Sony L series battery such as the Sony NP-F970. Please see the following for all the L series batteries we sell. http://bhpho.to/1NaWlEQ

Q: 7. Could I use a D-tap splitter with this and reliably power both a 7" monitor and teradek?

A: Yes, a D-tap splitter is compatible with the BlockBattery Linkey.

Q: 8. I work with 2 Ipad pros. Will this keep them charged for 12 hours a day?

A: Yes the BlockBattery Linkey Block Lithium-Ion Battery would be able to completely recharge 2 iPad Pro models for all day operation.

Q: 9. how long it take to charge?

A: I took 500 images (Raw+JPG) on battery and indicator was low so I changed it. It took less than 15 minutes to recharge it. I do remember the breakin charge was longer perhaps over an hour. I am confident that I could take still pictures forever by charging a spare battery while taking pictures on the other. I don't know if I could get by with 2 batteries if I used all built-in flash or video (which does not allow as much time to charge). I tried to used non-canon batteries once and they did not last as long and took longer to recharge.My procedure on shooting day is to charge the spare battery which is very fast as it is nearly full. then swap it for the camera batter which may be mostly discharged and then charge that. That way I only have to closely monitor one battery and let the second go as long as needed. It also has the effect of rotating the batteries and equalizing wear. I recommend two batteries even if you don't shoot hundreds of pictures and then if you forget to charge it, you have something to switch to. I do the same with two sets for flash batteries. I also had an experience with an after market battery which did not report charge as you used it. With point and shoot cameras, two batteries represent significant expense, but with an EOS camera and 1st class glass, battery cost is less than 5%.

Q: 10. What is the output of the USB C port?

A: The USB-C port of the COLBOR Moman Power 99 Lithium-Ion Battery is 65W in and out.