Kastar BP-Y150W Battery Dual D-Tap Charger with 4-pin XLR DC Compatible with Sony DCR-50 DCR-50P DNV-7 DNV-7P DNW-7 DNW-7P DNW-9WS DNW-9WSP DNW-90 DNW-90P DNW-90WS DNW-90WSP DNW-A220 DNW-A225
Product Description
Kastar BP-Y150W Battery Dual D-Tap Charger with 4-pin XLR DC Compatible with Sony DCR-50 DCR-50P DNV-7 DNV-7P DNW-7 DNW-7P DNW-9WS DNW-9WSP DNW-90 DNW-90P DNW-90WS DNW-90WSP DNW-A220 DNW-A225
- Kastar Dual D-Tap (P Tap) Fast charger is perfect for charging any batteries with the D-Tap socket (Includes BP-U65 BP-U68 BP-U100 battery, V-Mount / V Lock battery and Anton Bauer Gold Mount battery with D-Tap input). Charge TWO high capacity lithium ion batteries at the same time.
- This charger AC Input: Worldwide voltage AC 110-240V 50/60Hz 1.0A(Max.); DC Output: High power current 16.8V 4.0A (Only one channel) / 16.8V 2A (two channels) for two D-Tap cables.
- With 4-pin XLR DC output adapter to supply power to your camcorder or DSLR camera directly.
- Charger indication Green lights for standby or full-charge, Red is for charging. Build in MCU, automatically stop working when improper input voltage, short circuit or overheat, which can prevent the overcharge and over-discharge.
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