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Core SWX Nano FMX Sony L-series Batt 7.26v 9506mah

Power multiple essential production accessories simultaneously with the 69Wh NANO-FMX HDV Battery from Core SWX. This compact and versatile battery boasts a 9506mAh capacity and has an integrated ring LED gauge that provides battery status data. A built-in 1/4"-20 thread provides flexible mounting options.

SKU: GC49-52.NANO-FMX

Core SWX Nano FMX Sony L-series Batt 7.26v 9506mah

Core SWX Nano FMX Sony L-series Batt 7.26v 9506mah

Power multiple essential production accessories simultaneously with the 69Wh NANO-FMX HDV Battery from Core SWX. This compact and versatile battery boasts a 9506mAh capacity and has an integrated ring LED gauge that provides battery status data. A built-in 1/4"-20 thread provides flexible mounting options.

M-Snap

As part of the cutting-edge Nano M-Snap Series, this battery introduces magnetic snap-charge technology, enabling seamless stacking and charging through a single PDPro USB-C PD connection, regardless of mount or voltage type. With advanced outputs, robust capacity, and a feature-packed design, this battery goes beyond traditional expectations to meet the demands of professional shooters.

30W PDPro USB-C Power Delivery

A high-powered USB-C port delivers a substantial 30W of power, meaning faster charging for a wide range of modern devices, making it ideal for today's tech-savvy users. The port can be used to charge laptops, mobile devices, and even to recharge itself.

User-Friendly Design & High-Capacity Performance with Seamless Integration

The user-friendly design offers a simple push-button interface and a ring LED power gauge, allowing you to easily check the battery's charge status and make informed decisions during your shoots. The substantial 69Wh/9506mAh capacity provides ample power for extended shooting sessions, reducing the need for frequent recharges, working seamlessly with OEM battery chargers and ensuring a hassle-free integration into your existing equipment setup.

Key Features:

69 Wh / 9506 mAh Capacity

Integrated Ring LED Gauge

1/4"-20 Thread Mounting

Magnetic Snap-Charge Technology

30 W USB-C PD Power

User-Friendly Push-Button Interface

Compatible with OEM Chargers

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Core SWX Nano FMX Sony L-series Batt 7.26v 9506mah

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Core SWX Nano FMX Sony L-series Batt 7.26v 9506mah

Power multiple essential production accessories simultaneously with the 69Wh NANO-FMX HDV Battery from Core SWX. This compact and versatile battery boasts a 9506mAh capacity and has an integrated ring LED gauge that provides battery status data. A built-in 1/4"-20 thread provides flexible mounting options.

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