Explore V-Lock Power Options at Georges Cameras
Fxlion 98Wh V-Mount - Compact Power with Fast PD Charging
Need a compact unit that gives you reliable power? The Fxlion 14.4V / 98Wh V-Mount Battery delivers consistent performance for long shooting days. Its multiple outputs make it simple to run cameras, monitors, and accessories from a single source.
The rugged casing stands up to travel, while the clear LCD shows runtime and port status at a glance. Plus, the fast PD charging adds convenience for mobile workflows, making it a flexible option for creators who want dependable power without bulky bricks.
IDX Imicro-98P - Airline-Safe Output for Travel Rigs
A travel-friendly size makes this a go-to option for shooters who want dependable V-Lock batteries that stay under airline limits. The IDX System Technology Imicro-98P 97Wh Battery delivers reliable power for cameras and accessories. The D-Tap and USB-C ports offer flexibility for both camera power and quick charging.
The built-in V-torch is handy when mounting plates in darker environments. Internal protections keep the cells healthy over years of use. It’s ideal for compact cinema rigs that still need strong output.
Core SWX Hypercore G3 - High-Capacity Power for Cinema Workflows
This Core Swx Hypercore G3 144wh Battery shines when you need high-capacity batteries that keep up with demanding cinema workflows. The 20A continuous draw handles power-hungry cameras and LEDs with ease. Its side LCD and wraparound LED indicators give instant clarity on battery health in busy setups. PD Pro ports open up more charging and powering options. It’s built for crews who want smart monitoring and maximum output in one unit.
V-Gear VG-160SC - Stable Power for Long Shoots
Created for modern cine and ENG cameras, the V-Gear VG-160SC Hi-Performance Compact V-Lock Battery delivers stable power throughout the discharge cycle. The high-capacity cells provide consistent voltage, making it reliable for long productions. A built-in D-Tap and USB port keep accessories running without extra adapters. This makes it a solid choice for shooters who need performance without extra weight.
Anton Bauer Titon Micro 150 - Strong Runtime in a Compact Footprint
The Anton Bauer Batt Titon Micro 150 V-Mount Battery brings serious output in a smaller footprint. This V-mount battery is perfect for handheld or gimbal setups that still require strength. The LCD shows percentage and remaining runtime, which makes planning your day easier on location.
You can power small accessories with the D-Tap and USB ports while feeding your camera. Hot-swap ability via dual plates helps avoid unexpected shutdowns. It’s trusted in production circles for its durability and predictable performance.
A Quick Guide to V-Lock Compatibility
Knowing how your power system fits together makes a huge difference when you’re building or upgrading your kit. Most V-mount batteries follow industry-standard mounting and voltage expectations, which keep things straightforward across cinema cameras, field monitors and LED panels.
Where things start to vary is in output options, so look for batteries with ports that match the accessories you rely on. Creators using multiple rigs often build around high-capacity batteries to ensure one setup can power several devices without constant swaps.
Here’s a simple way to check compatibility before you buy:
- Confirm the mount type on your camera or power plate matches your V-Lock batteries.
- Check voltage requirements for your camera, monitor or lights and match them with the battery’s output range.
- Look at the accessory ports you use most (USB-C, D-Tap, or USB-A) and choose a battery that aligns with your workflow.
- If you travel, keep airline rules in mind and pick under-100Wh options for carry-on.
If you’re unsure what works with your setup, the Georges Cameras team can run through your gear list with you and suggest the most compatible options. This keeps your kit practical now while giving you room to expand later.
Charging V-Lock Batteries: What You Need to Know
Keeping your power system reliable starts with understanding the different ways V-Lock batteries can be charged. Modern packs support more than traditional V-mount chargers, giving you flexible options on set.
You can top up V-mount batteries using D-Tap inputs, USB-C PD, or dedicated charging bays, depending on how you prefer to run your kit. Each method delivers different speeds, so it helps to match your charger to your workflow.
Before choosing a charger, check that your pack can handle USB-C PD or high-wattage inputs to avoid slow charge times. Many newer high-capacity batteries also offer pass-through charging, letting you power gear while charging. If you’re unsure which setup fits your shoot days, our team can point you toward the simplest, most efficient option for your loadout.
Once you’re across how charging works, the next step is choosing power that fits the way you shoot. At Georges Cameras, you’ll find a full range of V-Lock batteries, chargers and accessories, and our team can help you match the right pieces to your camera setup and shooting schedule.
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