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Sony DC-C2 DC Coupler
Sony DC-C2 DC Coupler
The Sony DC-C2 is a dedicated DC coupler designed specifically for Sony cameras that use the NP-SA100 battery. It replaces the camera's battery with a reliable power source, enabling uninterrupted operation during long shoots, time-lapse sequences, or studio sessions where continuous power is essential.
This DC coupler delivers continuous and stable power directly to compatible NP-SA100 cameras, eliminating the need to swap batteries and preventing unexpected shutdowns during critical moments. A supplied fastening strap can be easily threaded through a dedicated slit in the power unit, allowing secure mounting to the camera or rig for added stability on location or in the studio.
For maximum reliability, the Sony DC-C2 features a secure USB locking mechanism that prevents accidental disconnection. It supports screw-lock connections and includes an anchor loop for even greater peace of mind during extended use.
Ideal for professional photographers, videographers, and content creators seeking dependable power solutions for their Sony NP-SA100 compatible camera systems.
Key Features:
NP-SA100 Camera Compatibility
Continuous Power For Extended Shooting
Anti-Disconnect USB Locking System
Screw-Lock And Anchor Support
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Sony DC-C2 DC Coupler
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Sony DC-C2 DC Coupler
The Sony DC-C2 is a dedicated DC coupler designed specifically for Sony cameras that use the NP-SA100 battery. It replaces the camera's battery with a reliable power source, enabling uninterrupted operation during long shoots, time-lapse sequences, or studio sessions where continuous power is essential.
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