The PP-500DR Dual-Outlet Power Pack with Removable Battery from Bolt is an interchangeable battery system that is compatible with most on-camera flashes such as Nikon, Canon, Sony, Bolt, Sunpak, Vivitar, Metz, and other popular flashes. The dual outlets on the pack enable you to use two on-camera flashes at the same time, and the outlets have locking connectors to secure the power cables and prevent them from falling out. The portable lithium-ion battery is rechargeable via the included AC adapter, which takes approximately 4.5 hours to fully charge.

At full capacity, the battery supplies up to 2700 flashes at full power while you keep watch of the battery's life through the meter display. The battery recycles between flashes as fast as one second, so you never miss a shot. A 1A USB charging port is supplied to charge other small electronic devices like a smartphone. A belt clip and shoulder strap are also included, which gives you plenty of carrying options.

Portable & Rechargeable Li-Ion Batteries    Compatible with Most On-Camera Flashes    Interchangeable Battery System    Dual Outlets with Locking Connectors    Provides up to 2700 Full-Power Flashes    Power Level Indicator    Integrated 5V USB Charging Port    No Memory Effect    Clamp Opens from 0.1 to 1.8"    Holds 2 lb on Stands / 8 lb on Flat Base

Nikon, Canon, Sony, Bolt, Sunpak, Vivitar, Metz, and flashes with HV port.

Bolt PP-5800BP and Bolt PP-400BP battery packs.

The battery provides up to 2700 flashes at full power.

The portable battery provides two outlets to connect two on-camera flashes at the same time.

The PP-500DR provides fast recycle times as short as one second.

Switch out your battery pack and continue shooting when you run out of power with the Cyclone DR PP-500DR Power Pack.

With the included AC adapter, the battery recharges in approximately 4.5 hours.

Charge other small electronic devices like a smartphone through the built-in USB charging port that provides 1A of output power.

Keep track of the power pack's battery life via the meter display.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this compatible with the D7100?

A: Yes. And it performs ttl very well

Q: 2. Is the Canon CP-E4N Compact Battery Pack compatible with the Bolt VX-710N TTL Flash for Nikon Cameras?

A: The Canon CP-E4N Compact Battery Pack is not compatible with the Bolt VX-710N TTL Flash for Nikon Cameras.

Q: 3. Does the VX-7100 work on the D80?

A: Yes, the Bolt VX-710N is compatible with the Nikon D80.

Q: 4. I purchased 2 of the bolt 760n speedlites. And now i find out they don't have an automated distance scale like the nikon sb-900 has; why is that? And what can i do or buy to get that information?

A: Unfortunately, there is no distance scale offered separately for this flash. Bolt has not shared a reason why this feature was left out during their development process.

Q: 5. Is there adapter for Sony a7rii hot shoe?

A: This flash will not be compatible with the Sony A7R II.

Q: 6. Does the Bolt VX-710N TTL Flash for Nikon Cameras require the external Bolt battery pack for Canon (not Nikon)?

A: The Bolt VX-710N TTL Flash for Nikon Cameras can be used with the Bolt PP-500DR Dual-Outlet Power Pack with Removable Battery. You will need the Bolt CZ2 HV Locking Flash Power Cable for Select Canon Flash Units to connect the battery pack to the flash.

Q: 7. can i control light intensity in this? I am going to use it along with ambient light. Also I want to use it for technical purpose where my object is closely located (1.5 m). I basically want it as i need constant intensity for clicking images.

A: Yes, you can manually control flash output with this speedlight.

Q: 8. where made?

A: China.

Q: 9. Is the PC terminal male or female? I can't really tell from the product shot

A: The PC terminal on the Bolt VX-710N is female.

Q: 10. why would one choose this flash over a Nikon speedlight? just because it's cheaper? It does not appear to be compatible with the Nikon remote flash system and could not be controlled by the pop up on my D750.

A: I have four Nikon Speedlights already, which I use with Pocket Wizards or the Nikon remote flash system. While I wish this DID work with the Nikon remote system, it does not. I bought one of these for an emergency on camera flash, or to use with optical slave, because it was a less expensive way to have a back up flash.