Get your rig ready for a travel shoot with this Anton/Bauer Titon Micro 90 2-Battery Kit with GM2 Charger put together by B&H. This lightweight, portable power kit is well suited for the filmmaker on the go, as the kit includes two Titon Micro 90 Gold mount batteries and a GM2 dual-bay charger with a 4-pin XLR output.
Power your Gold mount camera or other power-hungry pro video gear with the ultra-compact Anton Bauer Titon Micro 90 Gold Mount Lithium-Ion Battery. This lightweight battery is smaller than the original Titon series models and features lithium-ion chemistry and a Gold mount. It provides up to 10A continuous draw and has a 98Wh capacity.
At the side of the chassis, a five-stage LCD screen shows battery capacity in percent remaining, and when put under load, it shows the exact remaining runtime. Using the 14V D-Tap and 5V USB ports you can power essential accessories on your rig or other small electronics.
Using a separately available dual-battery Micro plate, you can boost your runtime and the batteries can be hot-swapped without needing to turn off your camera. You can also utilize a separately available, compact P-Tap charger since the P-Tap ports can also be used to charge the battery.
This slim Gold mount Anton Bauer GM2 Dual-Bay Charger with 4-Pin XLR Output allows you to simultaneously charge two Gold mount batteries (or a single battery) from 100 to 240 VAC sources, and it supports worldwide power of 50/60 Hz. The charger can also output 16.7 VDC through the 4-pin XLR while charging batteries, allowing you to power your camera and charge your batteries simultaneously.
It features a top handle for easy transport and a built-in power management system that protects your batteries and powered devices from damage. The built-in intelligent safety technology continually monitors all attached devices, batteries, and devices connected to the XLR port, and it will shut down if a fault or overvoltage condition is detected, protecting your gear. A built-in fan helps to keep the unit cool and functioning. In addition, when AC power isn't available, you can connect one or two batteries to the charger, and it will output 15 VDC via the 4-pin XLR port.