Overview

Deity SPD Mini

The SPD-Mini - a compact yet powerful solution for your power management needs, perfect for audio professionals seeking reliable and smart power solutions. Featuring a vibrant colour screen, the SPD-Mini provides real-time telemetry data from SMbus-enabled smart batteries, giving you precise information on remaining battery life in hours, calculated in real-time based on your current amp draw. Stay ahead of your power needs with this intelligent system.

SKU: GC49-09.DTE0331D90

Deity SPD Mini

Deity SPD Mini

The SPD-Mini - a compact yet powerful solution for your power management needs, perfect for audio professionals seeking reliable and smart power solutions. Featuring a vibrant colour screen, the SPD-Mini provides real-time telemetry data from SMbus-enabled smart batteries, giving you precise information on remaining battery life in hours, calculated in real-time based on your current amp draw. Stay ahead of your power needs with this intelligent system.

The SPD-Mini boasts five 4-pin Push-Pull Power ports, controllable via a convenient top-mounted switch, making it easy to manage your gear. The top-mounted 5V USB-C output supports 10W power delivery, ideal for quick and efficient charging.

This device seamlessly adapts to your workflow, being compatible with both TA4 Smart Battery cups and USB-C inputs. The USB-C input defaults to the 15V PD standard but is also compatible with 12V PD, offering flexibility based on your needs.

#1 output is unique because it transfers smart battery data to devices such as Sound Devices' 8-series audio recorders, allowing them to decode telemetry information and manage power effectively. The SPD-Mini can handle demanding devices like the SD 888, making it indispensable for high-amp-draw audio setups.

As part of our innovative Regional Power™ System, the SPD-Mini can be securely mounted and interconnected with other compatible devices such as the SRD Mini, sharing power effortlessly through its four threaded mounting points. This gives you an additional cable-free output, streamlining your setup and reducing clutter.

Key Features:

Real-Time Battery Telemetry Colour Screen

Five 4-Pin Power Output Ports

5V USB-C with 10W Delivery

Compatible with TA4 and USB-C

Smart Battery Passthrough to Output #1

Supports up to 15V Power Delivery

Modular Cable-free Power-sharing System

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Product Overview

Deity SPD Mini

The SPD-Mini - a compact yet powerful solution for your power management needs, perfect for audio professionals seeking reliable and smart power solutions. Featuring a vibrant colour screen, the SPD-Mini provides real-time telemetry data from SMbus-enabled smart batteries, giving you precise information on remaining battery life in hours, calculated in real-time based on your current amp draw. Stay ahead of your power needs with this intelligent system.

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