USB-C PD is quickly becoming the standard to power consumer and professional devices and the Kondor Blue USB-C PD Cables are the best option to power your cameras, camera phones, and filmmaking accessories.
You can keep your Canon R5C fully powered to enable 8K 60 RAW via USB C with any V or Gold Mount battery. You can also hot swap batteries by always keeping an internal Battery in your camera charged via USB C and swapping V or Gold Mount Batteries while the camera is powered on making this the ideal power solution for most professional mirrorless production workflows.
Since these are 2 Way cables you can also charge your V Mount and Gold Mount Batteries via USB C PD wall plug! (AC PD wall plug not included)
This cable can output a max of 65W and with smart Power Delivery protocols can deliver the appropriate voltage to each USB-C PD device it is plugged into. It is available in a 16" length and features reinforced connectors and nylon braiding. These cables are perfect for all your latest tech gadgets from mobile phones to computers, cameras and beyond.
Features:
- Powers cameras via USB-C PD
- Charges V Mount and Gold Mount Batteries via the D- Tap/ P-Tap Port
- Compatible with iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Pro/Max and Android phones
- Supports PD Voltage of 5V-9V-12V
- Fast Charge up to 65W
- Smart D-Tap Connector (Reverse Polarity Protection)*
- Reinforced Connectors
- Ultra-Durable: Nylon Braided
- Lifetime Warranty
Specs:
Weight: 39g/1.3 oz
Length: 16"
Thickness: OD 3.5mm
Compatible With:
Canon EOS R, RP, R3, R5, R5C, R6, R6II, R7, R10
Sony A7sIII, A7IV, A7RV, FX3, FX30, etc
Lumix S1, S1R, S1H, S5, S5II, S5IIX
Leica SL2, SL2-S
Nikon Z5, Z 6II, Z 7II or Z 9
Fuji XT3, XT4, XT5, XH2, XH2s
Android Phones
Apple iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max, Macbooks, iPads
In The Box:
Kondor Blue D-Tap to USB-C Power Delivery Cable for Mirrorless Cameras & Laptops, 16" - Kondor Blue
Note: This cable also features our new Smart D-Tap technology. If everything is plugged in and functioning properly the built-in indicator light will be blue or green. If it isn’t, and something is wrong, the light will turn red, indicating an issue. When this happens, power is cut off immediately preventing any damage from occurring to sensitive electronics.
