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Anton Bauer Charger P-Tap AS NSZ Plug

The Anton Bauer Charger P-Tap AS NSZ Plug is a compact replacement charging lead designed to connect compatible Anton Bauer P-Tap chargers to Australian and New Zealand mains power outlets. Built as a genuine replacement accessory, it ensures a secure and reliable connection while maintaining the charger's intended performance for compatible battery systems. Its durable construction makes it well suited to regular use in professional broadcast, filmmaking and content creation environments, whether as a replacement for a misplaced lead or a convenient spare for travel and location work. Designed for seamless compatibility with supported Anton Bauer charging equipment, it offers a simple, dependable power solution for keeping your batteries ready for the next shoot.

SKU: GC176-39250007

Anton Bauer Charger P-Tap AS NSZ Plug

Anton Bauer Charger P-Tap AS NSZ Plug

The Anton Bauer Charger P-Tap AS NSZ Plug is a compact replacement charging lead designed to connect compatible Anton Bauer P-Tap chargers to Australian and New Zealand mains power outlets. Built as a genuine replacement accessory, it ensures a secure and reliable connection while maintaining the charger's intended performance for compatible battery systems. Its durable construction makes it well suited to regular use in professional broadcast, filmmaking and content creation environments, whether as a replacement for a misplaced lead or a convenient spare for travel and location work. Designed for seamless compatibility with supported Anton Bauer charging equipment, it offers a simple, dependable power solution for keeping your batteries ready for the next shoot.

Key Features:

Genuine Anton Bauer Replacement Lead

Australian and New Zealand Plug

Compatible with P-Tap Chargers

Reliable Mains Power Connection

Durable Cable for Daily Use

Ideal Spare or Replacement Cable

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Anton Bauer Charger P-Tap AS NSZ Plug

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Anton Bauer Charger P-Tap AS NSZ Plug

The Anton Bauer Charger P-Tap AS NSZ Plug is a compact replacement charging lead designed to connect compatible Anton Bauer P-Tap chargers to Australian and New Zealand mains power outlets. Built as a genuine replacement accessory, it ensures a secure and reliable connection while maintaining the charger's intended performance for compatible battery systems. Its durable construction makes it well suited to regular use in professional broadcast, filmmaking and content creation environments, whether as a replacement for a misplaced lead or a convenient spare for travel and location work. Designed for seamless compatibility with supported Anton Bauer charging equipment, it offers a simple, dependable power solution for keeping your batteries ready for the next shoot.

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