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Tilta Side Power Handle Type II for ARRI Rosette (F570, Tilta Gray)

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Tilta Side Power Handle Type II for ARRI Rosette (F570, Tilta Gray)
Key Features
  • Mounts on Tilta Z CAM Full Cage Rosette
  • Mounts on Any ARRI-Style Rosette
  • Powers Nucleus-Nano via F570 in Handle
  • 1 x 8V Micro-USB Power Output
The Tiltaing Side Power Handle Type II from Tilta saves space on your Z CAM camera cage rig by incorporating space for a Sony F570-type battery. This Tilta Gray handle enables you to power your Nucleus-Nano follow focus motor and select accessories.
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Tilta PowerGrip Handle with Trigger Overview

The Tiltaing Side Power Handle Type II from Tilta saves space on your Z CAM camera cage rig by incorporating space for a Sony F570-type battery. This Tilta Gray handle enables you to power your Nucleus-Nano follow focus motor and select accessories.

An 8V micro-USB port outputs power to the motor via a separately available cable, and a 12V barrel output can be used to power an accessory or dummy battery for your camera.

UPC: 631384549771

Tilta PowerGrip Handle with Trigger Specs

Item Type
1x Handgrip for Left or Right Side
Rotation
Yes: Adjustable via Screw/Twist Lock
Main Attachment
1x ARRI Rosette with 1x M6 Male Screw (Built-In)

Camera Compatibility
Z CAM E2
Z CAM E2-F6
Z CAM E2-S6
Inputs/Outputs
1x Micro-USB Power Output (8 VDC)
1x Barrel / Coax (2.1 x 5.5 mm) Power Output (12 VDC)
Battery
1x Sony F570 Rechargeable (Not Included)
Materials
Aluminum, Steel
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.56 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
5.5 x 4.6 x 2.7"

Tilta PowerGrip Handle with Trigger Reviews

Great tool for running focus motors

By David
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2025-04-02

I use this with a Sony FX3, Tilta Nucleus Nano 2 and focus motor. Battery lasts pretty much all day event shooting powering the wheel and motor. I do wish it could talk to the camera successfully. I have never been able to get that to work. I also wish the second USB port was useful. I haven't found anything that can be powered by it and the sony should be able to talk to it but I can't seem to get that to work either. From a power perspective it works but it WILL NOT power your FX3 which is a bit silly in my opinion. The strap is nice and does help me run longer with it. The ergonomics of the grip is really good assuming you have large hands. I typically wear L/XL gloves.

The Nato grip didn't fit any of my camera cages

By Sherif
Rated 2 out of 5
Date: 2023-03-14

The product built quality is perfect, feels and looks solid in the hand. I only wish this worked as it should since the Nato Rail grip for some reason seems to be off by 1mm that it doesn't fit any of my camera cages. I mainly bought it for my FX3 and A7SIII cameras, but none of them fit. I even tried another attachable nato rail, it still doesn't work wit it. Pretty disappointed, will have to return it.

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Will it work well with the Smallrig BMPCC 4K/6K ...

Will it work well with the Smallrig BMPCC 4K/6K camera cage?
Asked by: Arnaud
This is designed for Tiltaing camera cages only. It may not properly connect with Smallrig cages and is not recommended for them
Answered by: Joe P
Date published: 2020-01-17

Is it compatible with SmallRig Mobile Video Cage ...

Is it compatible with SmallRig Mobile Video Cage for iPhone 13 Pro Max 3561?
Asked by: Max
No, the way this handle attaches is unique and not compatible with anything other than Tilta specified products.
Answered by: Nick Y
Date published: 2021-11-01

Can the handle with the 970 power the Canon ...

Can the handle with the 970 power the Canon R5/R5C via the micro USB C to USB C on the camera?
Asked by: Philip
The Tilta Tiltaing Side Power Handle Type III (NP-F970 Battery, Tilta Gray) is not an approved solution for powering the Canon R5C camera. Canon's USB power supply or approved USB batteries should be used.
Answered by: Chris H
Date published: 2022-04-07

How long are you able to get on the BMPCC4K? ...

How long are you able to get on the BMPCC4K? seems like it should be like 2ish hours?
Asked by: L Ben
Yes, that seems about right, however I have never used it until it needed recharging during a shoot.
Answered by: Dave
Date published: 2021-05-12

With BH #TIALRH457B what can be attached on top? ...

With BH #TIALRH457B what can be attached on top? Looks like a hot shoe accessory can be attached to it.
Asked by: Jaime J
Yes that is a shoe accessory on top. You can attach anything that has a shoe mount to that port such as articulating arms monitor mounts etc.
Answered by: jabarih
Date published: 2021-10-20

the Run and stop functionality button would work w

the Run and stop functionality button would work with the Canon R5 mk2? Will it start/stop the recording
Asked by: Jacob K
Yes, the Tilta Left-Side Power Handle with Run/Stop Type VIII's (Black) run/stop button can trigger start/stop recording when connected to the Canon EOS R5 Mark II Mirrorless Camera (BH #CAER52).
Answered by: Paige K
Date published: 2026-08-12

Will this be able to start/stop recording on a ...

Will this be able to start/stop recording on a Nikon Z6 II?
Asked by: IVAN
Yes it will as long as you have the correct run stop cable. The Nikon Z series cameras need the: Tilta Nucleus-Nano Run Stop Cable For Nikon Z Series B&H # TIRSWLCT04NK MFR # RS-WLC-T04-NKZ
Answered by: Jabari
Date published: 2021-04-13

can i use this on my NIKON Z7II ? Is there a model

can i use this on my NIKON Z7II ? Is there a model like this that is designed for Nikon Z-7II ?
Asked by: Kraig
Yes, the Tilta Left-Side Advanced Power Handle Type V (F570, Black) can be used on the Nikon ZII Mirrorless camera but the camera cannot be powered fully by the handle. There is no specific model for the Nikon ZII.
Answered by: Jonathan S
Date published: 2026-08-20
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