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Tilta Zoom Module for Nucleus-M II Handgrip

BH #TIWLCT06ZM • MFR #WLC-T06-ZM
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Tilta Zoom Module for Nucleus-M II Handgrip
Key Features
  • Installs onto Side of Handgrip
  • Use as Spare or Replacement for Original
  • Controls Additional Zoom Motor
  • Powers via Contacts on Grip
Add this Zoom Module from Tilta to the Nucleus-M II handgrip to add remote control for your Nucleus-M II zoom motor. This unit can be used as a spare or replacement for the original one that comes with your FIZ control handgrip. It installs onto the side of the handgrip using the custom contacts.
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Tilta WLC-T06-ZM Overview

Add this Zoom Module from Tilta to the Nucleus-M II handgrip to add remote control for your Nucleus-M II zoom motor. This unit can be used as a spare or replacement for the original one that comes with your FIZ control handgrip. It installs onto the side of the handgrip using the custom contacts.

Features include a zoom rocker for accurate zoom control, A/B points, and it can work with either the left or right handgrip.

NOTE: This Zoom Module requires only light pressure to use the rocker; heavy pressure may alter the mount's secure fit.

UPC: 810153174608

Tilta WLC-T06-ZM Specs

General
Compatibility
Tilta Nucleus-M II Handgrip
Power
Power Source
Proprietary Interface
Physical
Color
Black
Material of Construction
Aluminum
Weight
3.2 oz / 91 g
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.07 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
3.8 x 2.3 x 2.2"

Tilta WLC-T06-ZM Reviews

Prone to user misuse

By Richard
Rated 3 out of 5
Date: 2026-05-31

So, I think this is a good product. It’s pressure sensitive so no moving parts to get dirty or fail. When I use it, everything works as expected. When contractors use it, same thing, works fine. That said, we have had volunteers use them and they break them. They’re pressing hard in them expecting it to move when that’s not the design. It’s not a rocker, it’s just pressure, and it doesn’t need a ton of pressure. Hence the mix review. We have already had several break in just a couple of months. Probably due to misuse, but still creates a problem to deal with. Maybe they can make a V2 down the road and we can just swap them out.

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