Engineered for extreme, continuous use, the PATONA Protect G200-PD100 is a rugged 198Wh Gold mount battery built around premium lithium-ion cells and housed in a V1 fire-retardant, heat-resistant shell capable of withstanding temperatures up to 140°F without deforming. Its 14.5V, 198Wh capacity supports high-draw cinema cameras, location monitors, LED fixtures, and accessories. The integrated OLED display provides a real-time view of remaining power, output status, and charging data. Corner shock absorbers protect the pack from drops and impact, and a full BMS system ensures safety under demanding production conditions by regulating temperature and preventing overvoltage, overcurrent, and short circuits.
Designed for versatility, the G200-PD100 incorporates one USB-C PD100W and one D-Tap I/O, as well as one USB-A and two DC barrel outputs, enabling simultaneous powering of multiple devices. Automatic device and voltage detection optimizes output, while rapid charging via USB-C PD100W restores the battery to full capacity in 2.5 to 3.5 hours. With a wide operating range from 14 to 140°F, low self-discharge, and dependable LG cells, the G200-PD100 delivers durability, efficiency, and reliability in professional production environments.
- 198Wh, 13,600mAh lithium-ion battery built with long-life LG MJ1 cells
- 14.5V output supports high-consumption cameras and accessories
- V1 fireproof housing withstands up to 140°F without deformation
- Integrated corner shock absorbers for drop and impact protection
- BMS intelligent protection system; automatic device and voltage detection
- OLED display provides real-time percentage, voltage, and status readouts
- Measures 4.4 x 4.2 x 3.1" and weighs just 2.4 lb
- Gold mount battery plate with 16.8V, 8A input and 14.5V, 13A output
- USB-C PD100W with 5-20V, 3-5A input/output (100W max)
- USB-A with 5-12V, 2-3 A output (24W max)
- D-Tap with 16.8V, 8A input and 14.5V, 13A output (100W max)
- 8.4V, 3A and 12V, 3A DC barrel outputs
- Supports simultaneous powering of multiple devices