Kastar 2-Pack Mini V-Mount 14.8V 3.4Ah (50Wh) Li-ion Batteries + Dual D-Tap Fast Charger — Compatible with NEEWER BP-V95, Came-TV MINI-99, AndyCine A-VM-95, Z Cam E2-S6 (OSEE 3000 Nit T7), Nanlite 300B, ZGCINE ZG-V99/ZG-V160
4.0(4 ratings)This Kastar bundle pairs two compact Mini V-Mount Li-ion batteries with a dual D-Tap fast charger for reliable on-location power. Each battery is about 10.8 Oz and measures 4" x 2.8" x 1.4" (102 x 72 x 36.5 mm), making it lightweight and easy to carry. Battery specifications: Li-ion chemistry, 14.8V, 3.4Ah / 50Wh. An onboard OLED panel displays battery voltage, remaining capacity and USB output voltage for quick status checks. The included Dual D-Tap charger is designed to charge batteries that feature a D-Tap socket — including BP-U65, BP-U68, BP-U100, V-Mount / V Lock and Anton Bauer Gold Mount batteries with D-Tap input. It can charge TWO high capacity lithium ion batteries at once. Electrical specs: AC Input: Worldwide voltage AC 110-240V 50/60Hz 1.0A(Max.); DC Output: High power current 16.8V 4.0A (Only one channel) / 16.8V 2A (two channels) for two D-Tap cables. A 4-pin XLR DC output adapter is included to power a camcorder or DSLR directly. Status indicators show Green for standby or full-charge and Red when charging. A built-in MCU provides protection by automatically stopping operation in cases of improper input voltage, short circuit or overheating, helping to prevent overcharge and over-discharge. Compatible with NEEWER BP-V95, Came-TV MINI-99, AndyCine A-VM-95, Z Cam E2-S6 with OSEE 3000 Nit T7 Monitor, Nanlite 300B, and ZGCINE ZG-V99 / ZG-V160 batteries.
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