Use the Watson Pro PXLR44P-10 cable to reliably supply power to professional video and lighting equipment outfitted with XLR 4-pin power inputs. Utilizing four oxygen-free copper conductors and nickel-plated copper XLR 4-pin male and female connectors, it ensures pure power conductivity while accommodating loads up to 10 amps. The PXLR44P-10 boasts safety features—a PVC outer jacket to guard against slices while retaining flexibility and a PVC inner jacket that is fire retardant—so you can hook up your gear with confidence. To combat damage from rough cable pulls, the PXLR44P-10 features chuck-style strain relief where the cable and connector meet.

For Pro Video and Lightning Gear    XLR 4-Pin Male and Female Connectors    Maximum Load of 300V / 10A    Durable PVC Outer Jacket    Fire-Retardant PVC Inner Jacket    Four 20 AWG OFC Conductors    Chuck-Style Strain Relief

The PXLR44P cable provides power for pro studio and lighting gear that has 4-pin XLR power inputs. Use it as a power or extension cable to run up to 10-amp loads to your lights and studio gear.

The cable features a fire-retardant PVC inner jacket and a durable PVC outer jacket that protect the cable from nicks and cuts without sacrificing flexibility.

When you're moving lights or gear around the studio, your power cable might sustain a tug or two. Chuck-style strain relief protects the cable at its most vulnerable point, where the cable meets the connector.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. If both the HLD-10 and the camera body have batteries that need charging, do you need to charge them independently, or will plugging the charge cable into one input (body or HLD-10) charge both batteries (without moving the cable)?

A: If both the batteries need charging, you don't have to charge them independently. Plugging the charge cable into one input (OM-1 Mirrorless Camera or OM SYSTEM HLD-10 Power Battery Holder BH #OMHLD10) will charge both batteries (without moving the cable).

Q: 2. What does the HLD-10 weigh, with or without the battery?

A: The OM SYSTEM HLD-10 Power Battery Holder weighs approximately 8.4 oz / 242 g without the battery and terminal cover. The battery would add roughly 2.9 oz / 81 g.

Q: 3. Does the battery in the grip have to be removed before the camera switches over to using the internal battery? I have long periods that I cannot move my camera even enough to remove the battery.

A: No, the battery does not need to be removed from the OM SYSTEM HLD-10 Power Battery Holder in order for the camera to use the internal battery.

Q: 4. What is the USB-C output in terms of voltage and amps?

A: The Ulanzi BG-3 10,000mAh Power Handgrip with Mini Tripod will have a USB-C power output of5 V, 3A.

Q: 5. How many batteries go into the holder? One or Two?

A: The OM SYSTEM HLD-10 Power Battery Holder holds one OM SYSTEM BLX-1 Lithium-Ion Battery. But you can keep one in the camera as well.

Q: 6. One more silly question. What if the build in battery is dead after warranty? Can the build in battery replaceable? Or I have to buy another new hand grip?

A: The Ulanzi BG-3 10,000mAh Power Handgrip with Mini Tripod will include a Limited 1-Year Warranty for battery replacement with Ulanzi.

Q: 7. Does the HLD-10 have a plug-in power port on the end like the previous holder to a) charge the battery inside, and b) supply current to the camera from a wall outlet??

A: The OM SYSTEM HLD-10 Power Battery Holder can charge the battery internally but it is not an AC adapter.

Q: 8. I know it may seem like a silly question, but what is the diameter of this? It seems like somewhere between 25-35mm, but it is hard to pinpoint and I don't see any info about the exact dimensions. I guess it wouldn't hurt to ask what is the length of this as well. I am interested in clamping this potentially. Please let me know. Thank you.

A: The diameter of the Ulanzi BG-3 10,000mAh Power Handgrip with Mini Tripod is 33.5mm.

Q: 9. Can the battery replaceable? How many hours can it be used to record a 4k video?

A: The battery is not replaceable. It is a rechargeable tripod grip. In terms of how long it'll last on a 4k recording all depends on what you're using as a camera. It can last to about 5 hours.

Q: 10. Anyone use this on a Dana Dolly with center support? Would adding a Dana Dolly 6" Mitchell Riser Plate work with what looks to be a really long tie down?

A: The Tie down is bolt is M10 1.25 x 46mm long ( to the base for the Sirui BCH-30 Video Head and I believe it will work. Also you could replace the tie-down with a short model like this https://bhpho.to/3HCBVJj