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Key Features
- Portable Power Station with Hard Case
- Dual V-Mount Battery Plates
- 3- and 4-Pin XLR Outputs
- Supports 14.8 and 26 VDC Batteries
The Field Power Station from IndiPRO Tools provides two V-mount battery bays and two XLR outputs for powering your cameras, lights, and other gear on set and nearly anywhere else. The compact, durable, and portable hard case has locking latches and a solid ergonomic carry handle. Its internal LCD provides battery status and monitoring.
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can this unit output 24v?
can this unit output 24v?
It can output 26 volts if you use one or two 26 Volt battreies.
Date published: 2022-05-19
So if you had two 14.5V batteries, does it output ...
So if you had two 14.5V batteries, does it output the two batteries voltages in series (doubling the voltage to 28V) or in
parallel (doubling the time)?
The IndiPRO Tools Field Power Station (V-Mount) outputs the same voltage as the batteries you choose to use with it, so two 14.5V batteries will output at 14.5V.
Date published: 2022-05-30
Can these batteries compatible IDX System ...
Can these batteries compatible IDX System Technology Imicro-150 14.5V 145Wh Li-Ion V-Mount Battery and will they fit?
The IDX System Technology Imicro-150 14.5V 145Wh Li-Ion V-Mount Battery are compatible with the IndiPRO Tools Field Power Station (V-Mount).
Date published: 2023-12-11
Is the case big enough to fit two 270wh Shape ...
Is the case big enough to fit two 270wh Shape Full Play (4.72 x
3.58 x 3.54 in) batteries?
Yep, the IndiPRO Tools Field Power Station (V-Mount) is compatible with those batteries.
Date published: 2022-08-17
If you place two IDX 14.5 V batteries into the ...
If you place two IDX 14.5 V batteries into the case will the 4 pin output 14V or 28 V?
When using the IndiPRO Tools Field Power Station the voltage output would match the batteries you work with. 14.8v batteries would output 14.8v and 26v would output 26v. The voltage would match the batteries you supply. Both the 4pin and 3pin connector would output the same voltage as the batteries supplied.
Date published: 2022-05-27