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IndiPRO Tools Power Grid System Dual Canon LP-E6 Type Batteries Battery Plate for Pocket Cinema Camera

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IndiPRO Tools Power Grid System Dual Canon LP-E6 Type Batteries Battery Plate for Pocket Cinema Camera
Key Features
  • Power Cam from 2 x Canon LP-E6 Type Batteries
  • Clamps to LWS 15mm Support Rods
  • Right Angle Power Plug
  • Space Saving Design
The Power Grid System Dual Canon LP-E6 Type Batteries Battery Plate for Pocket Cinema Camera from IndiPro Tools powers your Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera using two available Canon LP-E6 type batteries. The Plate incorporates a clamp so you can mount it to LWS 15mm support rods and it features a right angle power plug to keep the cable neat and snug on the camera.
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IndiPRO Tools IPGRID-PKLP6 Overview

The Power Grid System Dual Canon LP-E6 Type Batteries Battery Plate for Pocket Cinema Camera from IndiPro Tools powers your Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera using two available Canon LP-E6 type batteries. The Plate incorporates a clamp so you can mount it to LWS 15mm support rods and it features a right angle power plug to keep the cable neat and snug on the camera.

The plate itself features a two-sided design that mounts the batteries one on each face, two batteries are required to supply the necessary voltage to power the camera. The batteries securely snap in to the plate, and you must press a small tab to remove them. A green LED built into the plate lights up to indicate sufficient voltage to power for the camera. When used in conjunction with the camera's internal battery, you can hot swap the batteries without powering down the camera. The Power Grid System is Made in the USA.

Powers your Blackmagic Pocket Camera using two available Canon LP-E6 type batteries.
Integrated rod clamp for LWS (light weight standard) 15mm support rods, allows you to mount the Power Grid System in a variety of positions.
Space saving battery plate that mounts available batteries face to face instead of side-by-side.
Batteries securely snap into place, and a release tab must be depressed to remove them, which means that the batteries remain attached during normal use.
A built-in green power LED provides confirmation that the Power grid system is supplying enough voltage to power the camera.

IndiPRO Tools IPGRID-PKLP6 Specs

General
Plate Front / Battery Mount
Canon LP-E6 Series
Number of Battery Bays
2
Accessory Mounting
19 mm Rod Mount
Dimensions
3.2 x 4" / 8.1 x 10.1 cm
Weight
0.4 lb / 181 g
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.65 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
6.7 x 5.3 x 2.4"

IndiPRO Tools IPGRID-PKLP6 Reviews

Life Saver for the BMPCC Power Supply Issues

By Griffin
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2017-08-04

This thing is seriously a life saver. The battery power on the BMPCC is horrendous, but after I bought this I was surviving for about 3 or 4 hours without needing a charge. I bought some Wasabi Power LP-E6 batteries off of Amazon, and they worked great with this thing. I would have given it 5-stars but it's not designed very well. The screw that tightens the device to the rod system also loosens the device, so if you need to move it the device spins around. That is seriously such a minor complaint though. Works great otherwise.

Power Grid for LP-E6 & BMPCC

By (^_<)*
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2015-10-23

Having just purchased a BMPCC, and needing an external power supply.. I saw this device, which would allow me to use my existing Canon batteries. So far, it has been excellent, allowing me to shoot without anxiety of running short of power. Its well built, and I would certainly recommend this product to any film maker with existing Canon equipment... :)

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question

How long does the power last with a metabones speed booster attached?
Asked by: Jim
This unit will power the BM pocket camera a extra 3 hours or more depending on the LP-E6 batteries your using with the Metabones. Plus the BM pockets battery time.
Answered by: jaycee i. IndiPRO Tools Expert
Date published: 2018-08-25

question

can you power an external monitor with this as well as a bmpcc simultaneously?
Asked by: david b.
Nope, there in no other plug for a monitor, also is no power management is an simple parallel connection between the two batt........
Answered by: Marian D.
Date published: 2018-08-25

question

Does this come with the batteries?
Asked by: Anonymous
No, it's just a passive device that requires two batteries to function. It also won't work with all LP-E6 batteries that aren't original. I have a set from my smallHD monitor that don't work with it. The pins are fairly thin on this device that make the connection. The device does work and looks neat on rails. I also have the bigger version for the BMPC4K and it has XLR inputs but I prefer to power the biggger camera from v-mount battery. Over all if you need a battery solution this is the right job =
Answered by: ALAN J.
Date published: 2018-08-25

question

is the out jack 5.5x2.1mm? I'd like to use my cable because my cage won't accept the right angle 2.5x.07mm plug.
Asked by: Jim
These out put jacks are 2.5mm. If you need to find the right solution to use a 2.1mm jack, you can contact use directly, we will need to know few details to steer you in the right direction contact our customer service [email protected]
Answered by: jaycee i. IndiPRO Tools Expert
Date published: 2018-08-25

question

Is there an adapter to make it usable for BMCC as well? I have both BMCC and BMPCC, it would be great to have a battery system that can go between 2 cameras.
Asked by: Anonymous
I actually had to get my ends changed for my BMPCC. A local shop swapped my wall charger end (straight) with the battery pack (right angle) as far as the bmcc I think you may need to cal indipro or a specialized cable maker to make you an adapter.
Answered by: Phillip S.
Date published: 2018-08-25
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