Frezzi's 100Wh FB-100 Lithium-Ion Battery features a Gold mount in an impact-resistant design suitable for lightweight applications with smaller camera bodies, LED lights, monitors, and other devices. It can handle power draws up to 8A and also offers a D-Tap port for accessories and USB output for charging/powering mobile devices on set. Both ports have rubber covers for protection when not in use. The D-Tap port is both an input and output, so besides providing power output for accessories, it can be used to charge the battery via the optional Frezzi D-Tap travel charger.

A 5-LED gauge displays the battery's remaining power on the side where it's easily accessible. The battery is also designed with auto-resetting overload protection for safe operation.

100Wh Capacity in Impact-Resistant Body    Up to 8A Continuous Draw    D-Tap I/O for Accessories and Charging    USB Output for Mobile Devices    Rubber Covers over D-Tap/USB Ports    5-LED Power Gauge    Auto-Resetting Overload Protection

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How long the batteries last ?

A: That answer will vary depending on the device you intend to power. Some equipment such as lighting have extremely high power draw which will drain the battery extremely fast, some devices like monitors or wireless video transmitters have a relatively low power draw which will enable the battery to last a long time, and in many cases people use a battery like this to power multiple devices (such as a camera + monitor + follow focus system) which make it complicated to determine a run time. There's no way to give you an average run time because it can vary so drastically depending on the situation.

Q: 2. All else being equal, will a micro 150 last as long as a regular sized 150? I plan to use them in a Astra 6x light panel.

A: The Anton/Bauer Titon Micro 150 V-Mount Lithium-Ion Battery (B&H# ANTM1VMB) is designated as micro for reasons of its size. It will otherwise perform the same as a larger battery. In other words, there is no difference in its capacity relative to that of other batteries of the same Watt hour rating of 140Wh.

Q: 3. How many Amps does it out put?

A: This battery puts out approximately 8 Amps (based on the formula: Amps = Watts / Volts). // Also, if there are any other technical or product related questions, feel free to contact us directly at any time at support@dracobroadcast.com.

Q: 4. Does this Vmount work with other vmount led lights?

A: It will work on any V mount battery that does not have a high draw requirement.

Q: 5. How long would the 150 (140 Wh) last on the Blackmagic URSA mini pro 12K?

A: If no accessories are being powered off the same battery on the camera, The Blackmagic Design URSA 12k will get approximately 3.8 hours.

Q: 6. A lot of the advertising includes this battery on a SmallHD Cine 7 with Teradek Bolt Receiver. What is the estimated battery life for a similar setup?

A: The SmallHD Cine 7 with Bolt 4K Receiver has a power consumption of 11W, which means the Core SWX Nano Micro 50 with a 49Wh capacity will last approximately slightly under 4.5 hours. https://bhpho.to/3ywamzJ

Q: 7. Will this battery be able to power a Blackmagic Ursa Mini Pro 4.6K Camera?

A: If you purchase the Blackmagic Design V-Mount Battery Plate for URSA, B&H # BLUVLBP, then yes, you may use the Dracast 95Wh Lithium-ion Battery (V-Mount) with the Blackmagic Design URSA Mini Pro 4.6K G2 Digital Cinema Camera.

Q: 8. Can the battery be charged on 220v

A: As the other users have already confirmed, we try to make these batteries as flexible as possible for use in various situations and locations.If you have any other technical questions, please feel free to contact us directly.

Q: 9. Do these batts register their power level in the FX9 camera viewfinder or just by the colored LED's on the side of the battery?

A: No, to know the battery level you will have to refer to the LED lights on the side of the battery.

Q: 10. Are these compatible with dsmc2 cameras?

A: Yes, you will need a V-mount or Gold mount module that connects to the RED DSMC2 camera.