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LanParte VBP-01 V-Mount Battery Pinch

BH #LAVBP01 • MFR #VBP-01
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LanParte VBP-01 V-Mount Battery Pinch
Key Features
  • Built-In HDMI Splitter
  • Multiple DC Power Outputs
  • Battery Charging Input
  • 15mm LWS Rod Clamp
Power your camera rig with the LanParte VBP-01 V-Mount Battery Pinch. Featuring multiple power outputs and an integrated HDMI splitter, this unit provides effective power and video signal management. Three barrel jacks provide 12, 7.4, and 5 VDC of power output to different rig components, while a USB output is available for charging your mobile or wireless device. A barrel jack power input can charge the battery while tethered. Using the integrated 15mm LWS rod clamp, this battery plate can be mounted onto the rear of a shoulder rig. Having the device in this configuration allows you to use it and the battery as a counterweight for an otherwise front-heavy rig.
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LanParte VBP-01 Overview

Power your camera rig with the LanParte VBP-01 V-Mount Battery Pinch. Featuring multiple power outputs and an integrated HDMI splitter, this unit provides effective power and video signal management. Three barrel jacks provide 12, 7.4, and 5 VDC of power output to different rig components, while a USB output is available for charging your mobile or wireless device. A barrel jack power input can charge the battery while tethered. Using the integrated 15mm LWS rod clamp, this battery plate can be mounted onto the rear of a shoulder rig. Having the device in this configuration allows you to use it and the battery as a counterweight for an otherwise front-heavy rig.

Battery charging input
V-Mount
Built-in HDMI splitter
15mm rod connectors
USB charging port for mobile devices
Can be mounted to the back of the rig as counterweight
UPC: 840534110031

LanParte VBP-01 Specs

Camera Compatibility
Universal
Plate Front / Battery Mount
V-Mount
Plate Rear Mount
Mounting Holes
Number of Battery Bays
1
Accessory Mounting
15 mm LWS Mount
Inputs/Outputs
5x DC Jack Output
1x D-Tap/P-Tap Output
1x USB-A Output
2x HDMI Output
Adapter / Cable
4 x Barrel/Coax to Barrel/Coax (Included)
Dimensions
10 x 7 x 4" / 25.4 x 17.8 x 10.2 cm
Weight
5 lb / 2.3 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight
2.25 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
9.2 x 6.2 x 3.6"

LanParte VBP-01 Reviews

Reliable

By Tayne
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2020-11-29

Has worked as it should for years with no issue.

Awesome product, if it worked.

By Geoffrey
Rated 3 out of 5
Date: 2019-03-29

I had the same experience as the others. My unit just stopped working. Can anybody recommend a better quality Pinch?

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question

The description says it has a 7.2V output for powering DSLR's but the image shows a 7.4V. Which is it? Can I hook this up safely to a A7sII and is the output regulated? Should I rather use an IndiPRO Tools PTSA7 D-Tap to Sony a7 Dummy Battery but waste a Dtap port?
Asked by: Claude
It is a 7.4V jack. It can be used for cameras that use 7.2V or 8.4V (and anything in between).
Answered by: Dennis A L.
Date published: 2018-08-25

question

If I wanted to power an Atomos Flame off one of the DC outputs, is that possible and what cable would I need?
Asked by: Scott
Nothing - use the D-tap that comes with your Flame, or the barrel cable and a 12V port that comes with the VBP-01
Answered by: Mathew F.
Date published: 2018-08-25

question

If I plug in my Powerbase 70 battery (14.8v) to the input can I use the 15v output to power my BMPC 4k?
Asked by: Anonymous
We imagine you mean plugging the Powerbase via the D-tap of the Pinch and then using a cable you have to power the BMPC 4K. This is an unknown combination and therefore, if you proceed you do at your own risk. It probably will work; do test with a multi-tester meter before doing so. Otherwise we do recommend using a V mount battery with this or the appropriate cable with the Powerbase to power your BMPC 4K.
Answered by: Dennis A L.
Date published: 2018-08-25

question

I want to use this plate for my fs700 rig and use with Pag link V mount batteries, will this work ? :/
Asked by: Robert T.
For the most part V-Mount Batteries are interchangeable, so your Pag Link V-Mount batteries should work fine with this plate. You would just need a cable to connect the plate to the FS700. For that I recommend a PowerTap to Sony L Series battery cable.
Answered by: Joseph P.
Date published: 2018-08-25

question

will this work with the Panasonic EVA-1? or do I need to purchase additional cables etc?Cheers!
Asked by: Rob
Yes, this battery pinch will work with the EVA-1. You will just need Lanparte's DC-50-10, which is B&H # LADC5010.https://bhpho.to/2pafe6n
Answered by: Joseph P.
Date published: 2018-08-25

this plate rod bracket will hold 1.5kg heavy v ...

this plate rod bracket will hold 1.5kg heavy v mount battery ?
Asked by: Hayk
Yes it will, just as long as the baseplate you are using with the 15mm rods can handle the amount.
Answered by: Joe P
Date published: 2020-03-23

Do any of those cables suit a Sony PXW-Z280 ? ...

Do any of those cables suit a Sony PXW-Z280 ? (XDCAM) for 12V DC in ?
Asked by: Paul
We are not aware of a cable in this kit, or elsewhere, that will allow you to power the Z280 from this battery pinch at this time.
Answered by: Joe P
Date published: 2019-02-03

What's the voltage of the input port? I want to ...

What's the voltage of the input port? I want to charge a 14.8V V-Mount battery, and I don't want to damage it or reduce its life span.
Asked by: Alejandro
Unfortunately, little information is provided regarding the input port. Please reach out to Lanparte at [email protected] to find out the voltage for the input port.
Answered by: Nick Y
Date published: 2021-07-14
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