Overview

The REDVOLT® XL-V Battery (V-Lock) is a Native Dual Voltage™ battery that can support both high voltage cameras such as the V-RAPTOR™ XL, and 14 V cameras such as the V-RAPTOR™. This battery provides 156Wh capacity, camera-aware automatic output switching between 14 V or 28 V, and it is capable of delivering up to 400 watts of power. Utilising a Core SWX Helix V-Lock style mount, this battery can detect when it is mounted to a V-RAPTOR XL, and it immediately switches output to 28 volts at 12 amps by dynamically switching the pack's circuit from a parallel to series cellular arrangement with no power regulation or up-conversion. When placed on a V-RAPTOR™, or any other 14 V camera, the battery provides 14 volts at 24 amps output through the parallel cellular design.

SKU: GC47-RED-740-0055

REDVOLT XL-V Battery (V-Lock)

The REDVOLT® XL-V Battery (V-Lock) is a Native Dual Voltage™ battery that can support both high voltage cameras such as the V-RAPTOR™ XL, and 14 V cameras such as the V-RAPTOR™. This battery provides 156Wh capacity, camera-aware automatic output switching between 14 V or 28 V, and it is capable of delivering up to 400 watts of power. Utilising a Core SWX Helix V-Lock style mount, this battery can detect when it is mounted to a V-RAPTOR XL, and it immediately switches output to 28 volts at 12 amps by dynamically switching the pack's circuit from a parallel to series cellular arrangement with no power regulation or up-conversion. When placed on a V-RAPTOR™, or any other 14 V camera, the battery provides 14 volts at 24 amps output through the parallel cellular design.

Notes:  The REDVOLT XL-V must be charged with a 14 V charger. REDVOLT XL-V was designed in partnership with Core SWX and is compatible with most cameras/modules that accept V-Lock Mount batteries

Compatibility: The REDVOLT XL-V is compatible with DSMC®, DSMC2®, RED RANGER® and KOMODO® camera systems with a compatible V-Lock module or adapter.

Features

  • Powers RED V-RAPTOR XL Camera

  • 156Wh, 12V/24A or 24V/12A Output

  • Core SWX Helix V-Mount Block

  • Automatic Camera Voltage Detection

  • Powers Most V-Mount Cameras

 What's in the Box

  • REDVOLT XL-V Battery (V-Lock)

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Product Overview

The REDVOLT® XL-V Battery (V-Lock) is a Native Dual Voltage™ battery that can support both high voltage cameras such as the V-RAPTOR™ XL, and 14 V cameras such as the V-RAPTOR™. This battery provides 156Wh capacity, camera-aware automatic output switching between 14 V or 28 V, and it is capable of delivering up to 400 watts of power. Utilising a Core SWX Helix V-Lock style mount, this battery can detect when it is mounted to a V-RAPTOR XL, and it immediately switches output to 28 volts at 12 amps by dynamically switching the pack's circuit from a parallel to series cellular arrangement with no power regulation or up-conversion. When placed on a V-RAPTOR™, or any other 14 V camera, the battery provides 14 volts at 24 amps output through the parallel cellular design.

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