Overview

Power your camera and its accessories for more than eight hours with the Powerbase EDGE LITE 47Wh Battery Pack. This 14.8V battery has a maximum continuous draw of 8A. Featuring a quick-release plate and multiple 1/4"-20 threads, the battery can easily attach and disengage from your camera for a modular fit. The EDGE LITE's top plate is also compatible with the legacy EDGE model quick release plate to integrate into your preexisting Powerbase configuration.

SKU: GC49-52.PBE-LITE

Core SWX Powerbase Edge Lite 47Wh Battery Pack

Power your camera and its accessories for more than eight hours with the Powerbase EDGE LITE 47Wh Battery Pack. This 14.8V battery has a maximum continuous draw of 8A. Featuring a quick-release plate and multiple 1/4"-20 threads, the battery can easily attach and disengage from your camera for a modular fit. The EDGE LITE's top plate is also compatible with the legacy EDGE model quick release plate to integrate into your preexisting Powerbase configuration.

Two unregulated D-Tap ports on the device can power your on-camera monitor or wireless transmitter, while two USB Type-A outputs can charge your mobile device. Another 8V output is compatible with legacy battery paddle cables to attach to your DSLR camera or camcorder. Monitoring your battery's status is easy with the built-in 4-stage LED indicator gauge. The Powerbase EDGE LITE can be recharged with a separately available D-tap charger.

Features at a Glance

  • Multiple 1/4"-20 threads for mounting
  • Quick-release plate on top, compatible with legacy Powerbase EDGE quick release plate
  • 4-stage LED gauge, 8.25-hour total runtime
  • Quick-charge mobile devices with a USB Type-A port
  • 8V output for legacy Powerbase EDGE battery paddle cables to power cameras
  • Charge with separately available Core SWX D-Tap chargers and V-Mount Chargers
  • 47Wh, 14.8V Battery Pack
  • Quick Release Top Plate, 1/4"-20 Threads
  • 4-Stage LED Gauge
  • 8A Draw, 8-Hour Runtime
  • USB Type-A and D-Tap Output Ports
  • Separately Available D-Tap Charger
  • Multiple 1/4"-20 threads for mounting
  • Compatible with legacy Powerbase EDGE quick release plate
  • Quick-charge mobile devices with USB Type-A port
  • 8V output for legacy Powerbase EDGE battery paddle cables to power cameras

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Core SWX Powerbase Edge Lite 47Wh Battery Pack

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Product Overview

Power your camera and its accessories for more than eight hours with the Powerbase EDGE LITE 47Wh Battery Pack. This 14.8V battery has a maximum continuous draw of 8A. Featuring a quick-release plate and multiple 1/4"-20 threads, the battery can easily attach and disengage from your camera for a modular fit. The EDGE LITE's top plate is also compatible with the legacy EDGE model quick release plate to integrate into your preexisting Powerbase configuration.

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