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Core SWX PD Pro to Female Ptap, 12v 15cm

Power your gear using the correct voltage using a powerful pro battery with the PD Pro to Female D-Tap Cable from Core SWX. This 15cm / 6" long cable features a right-angle USB-C PD Pro connector on one end and a female D-Tap connector on the other end. It facilitates powering your gear with a regulated 11 to 17 VDC charge from a PD Pro-enabled battery such as the HyperCore G3. The reinforced PD Pro connector allows you to plug in the cable in either direction and can pass up to 100W to your gear.

SKU: GC49-52.PDP-PTF

Core SWX PD Pro to Female Ptap, 12v 15cm

Core SWX PD Pro to Female Ptap, 12v 15cm

Power your gear using the correct voltage using a powerful pro battery with the PD Pro to Female D-Tap Cable from Core SWX. This 15cm / 6" long cable features a right-angle USB-C PD Pro connector on one end and a female D-Tap connector on the other end. It facilitates powering your gear with a regulated 11 to 17 VDC charge from a PD Pro-enabled battery such as the HyperCore G3. The reinforced PD Pro connector allows you to plug in the cable in either direction and can pass up to 100W to your gear.

Compatibility

The flexible design allows for easy routing and setup, while the female D-Tap connector offers broad compatibility with standard D-Tap accessories.

Technical Note

PD Pro is a highly adaptable power platform designed to support a wide range of auxiliary video and audio devices, offering flexible power output solutions tailored to various production needs.

It's important to verify that your devices can handle the fixed voltage provided by this PD Pro cable, similar to how you would with an unregulated P-Tap cable. For example, while unregulated D-Tap cables may output a wide voltage range (11-17 VDC), a PD Pro cable designed for 12V 2-pin LEMO input devices consistently provides a regulated 15V output. This mid-range voltage is carefully calibrated for balance and efficiency, ensuring neither excessively high nor low output, maximising device stability.

Key Features:

Power Gear with PD Pro-enabled Battery

Core SWX PD Pro Connector

Female D-Tap Connector

Regulated Output to Gear

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Core SWX PD Pro to Female Ptap, 12v 15cm

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Product Overview

Core SWX PD Pro to Female Ptap, 12v 15cm

Power your gear using the correct voltage using a powerful pro battery with the PD Pro to Female D-Tap Cable from Core SWX. This 15cm / 6" long cable features a right-angle USB-C PD Pro connector on one end and a female D-Tap connector on the other end. It facilitates powering your gear with a regulated 11 to 17 VDC charge from a PD Pro-enabled battery such as the HyperCore G3. The reinforced PD Pro connector allows you to plug in the cable in either direction and can pass up to 100W to your gear.

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