This 2.5mm DC to LP-E6 Dummy Battery Cable from IndiPRO Tools is a 24", 7.2V regulated cable that lets you power various cameras and devices that use an LP-E6 battery. It's compatible with power sources with a 2.5mm barrel connector and up to 19V, 5A output, which gets regulated down to 7.2V. The cable is polarity-tested to prevent the risk of crossed polarity when powering your camera.
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Key Features
- Power Various Cameras and Devices
- 19 VDC, 5 A Max Power Input
- Polarity-Tested
This 2.5mm DC to LP-E6 Dummy Battery Cable from IndiPRO Tools is a 24", 7.2V regulated cable that lets you power various cameras and devices that use an LP-E6 battery. It's compatible with power sources with a 2.5mm barrel connector and up to 19V, 5A output, which gets regulated down to 7.2V. The cable is polarity-tested to prevent the risk of crossed polarity when powering your camera.
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IndiPRO Tools RLP25 Overview
UPC: 859576003300
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IndiPRO Tools RLP25 Reviews
Solid and reliable.
By Jeremy
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2021-11-02
I've purchased 3 of these for long term time lapses connected to a custom built 12 volt battery in a pelican case. So far it's worked for 8 months. They work great regulating the voltage down to the required 7.2 volts. I'm using them on a 5D M2, and 5D M4, 60d. and 60da. No issues at all.
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By Jimmy the Hills
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2015-06-10
Use this to power up my Canon 7D, I appreciate the on line regulation, camera stays cool and no noise from regulation. This stays with me in my tool box during long shoots when I want extended life.
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Hi, I have a battery plate with both 8v and 12v ...
Hi, I have a battery plate with both 8v and 12v barrel ports, so I should use the 12v port?
Use the 12v Port for best performance.
Date published: 2022-06-14
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Is there a minimum power voltage for this unit? Can I use a 9-12v source?
This adapter is regulated, which means that - within reason - it is stepping down overvoltage supplies. So if you have 9-12v supplied it should step down to the nominal 7.2v of the LP-E6 spec. There is another unit (near identical) from IndiPRO that does not regulate power - it's 1:1 with whatever you supply.If you're powering a device that requires 7.2v and you use this device, it should get the job done. If you need to pass through the 9-12v of your supply, get the other item.
Date published: 2018-08-26
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Is there a minimum voltage to power this? Can I use a 9v-12v source?
Voltage has to be over 9V
Date published: 2018-12-14
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Is it fully decoded so the camera show the battery capacity?
Yes, it is full decoded. This cable includes a smart chip in the dummy battery that communicates with the camera to show the battery capacity as well as other information.
Date published: 2018-08-26
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I want to power this from another 12V source. But I don't see anything indicating if the power supply is center-positive, or center-negative. Any idea where to get that info?
The power supply is center-positive. Please let us know if you have any more questions.
Date published: 2018-08-26
