4.8V D-Tap Output
1.5" Adjustable Receiver
60W USB-C PD
Durable Aluminium
Overview

Tilta Mini PD V-Mount Battery Plate with Adjustable Arca Receiver Kit

Create an adjustable mounting spot for your V-mount cine battery using this Mini PD V-Mount Battery Plate with Adjustable Arca Receiver Kit from Tilta. The kit features a Mini PD V-mount battery plate with D-Tap and 2-pin LEMO output ports, a 1.5" Adjustable Arca Receiver, and an Extended Quick Release Plate with DJI gimbal compatibility. Extend the runtime of your camera and accessories for long shoot days.

SKU: GC33-TA-BTP4K-V-B

Tilta Mini PD V-Mount Battery Plate with Adjustable Arca Receiver Kit

Tilta Mini PD V-Mount Battery Plate with Adjustable Arca Receiver Kit

Create an adjustable mounting spot for your V-mount cine battery using this Mini PD V-Mount Battery Plate with Adjustable Arca Receiver Kit from Tilta. The kit features a Mini PD V-mount battery plate with D-Tap and 2-pin LEMO output ports, a 1.5" Adjustable Arca Receiver, and an Extended Quick Release Plate with DJI gimbal compatibility. Extend the runtime of your camera and accessories for long shoot days.

Tilta Mini PD V-Mount Battery Plate (Black)

Power your camera and accessories using a high-capacity V-mount battery with this black Mini PD V-Mount Battery Plate from Tilta. This universal plate features one 14.8 VDC D-Tap output, one 2-pin 14.8 VDC LEMO-type output, and one 60W USB-C PD output.

You can mount the plate onto a standard 15mm LWS rig using the included rod clamp, and it also features multiple 1/4"-20 and M4 threads to accommodate multiple mounting positions. There are strap slots on either side of the plate to attach the included safety strap and ensure the battery has a secure hold. The battery plate assembly is made of durable aluminium and stainless steel.

Tilta Extended Quick Release Baseplate for Select DJI Gimbals

The Extended Quick Release Baseplate from Tilta provides additional security when using a larger, heavier camera on your DJI RS 2, RS 3, RS 3 Pro, RS 4, RS 4 Pro, RS4 Mini, RS 5, or RSC 2 stabiliser. Plate features include a wider base for easier balancing of your rig and both 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 mounting screws.

Tilta Adjustable Arca Receiver for Mini PD V-Mount Battery Plate

The Tilta Adjustable Arca Receiver allows you to secure a battery plate to your camera without requiring traditional baseplates and 15mm rods. Secure the receiver to the Arca-type quick release plate of your camera cage or DJI gimbal and extend the component up to 1.5" to accommodate batteries of different widths. Multiple 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threads allow you to integrate a wide variety of accessories.

Key Features:

Mini Universal V-Mount Plate

Adjustable Arca-Type Receiver

Integrated 15mm LWS Rod Clamp

Extended Quick Release Plate

14.8V D-Tap Power Output

60W USB-C PD Charging

2-Pin LEMO-Type Power Output

Durable Aluminium Steel Construction

What's in the Box:

Tilta Mini PD V-Mount Battery Plate with Adjustable Arca Receiver Kit

Tilta Adjustable Arca Receiver for Mini PD V-Mount Battery Plate

Tilta Extended Quick Release Baseplate for Select DJI Gimbals

Security Strap

1/4"-20 Screw

3/8"-16 Screw

4.8V D-Tap Output
1.5" Adjustable Receiver
60W USB-C PD
Durable Aluminium
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Tilta Mini PD V-Mount Battery Plate with Adjustable Arca Receiver Kit

Create an adjustable mounting spot for your V-mount cine battery using this Mini PD V-Mount Battery Plate with Adjustable Arca Receiver Kit from Tilta. The kit features a Mini PD V-mount battery plate with D-Tap and 2-pin LEMO output ports, a 1.5" Adjustable Arca Receiver, and an Extended Quick Release Plate with DJI gimbal compatibility. Extend the runtime of your camera and accessories for long shoot days.

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Key Features

4.8V D-Tap Output

Tilta Mini PD V-Mount Battery Plate with Adjustable Arca Receiver Kit built for professional workflows requiring V-Mount battery compatibility.

1.5" Adjustable Receiver

Tilta Mini PD V-Mount Battery Plate with Adjustable Arca Receiver Kit built for fast, secure attachment using an adjustable Arca receiver.

60W USB-C PD

Tilta Mini PD V-Mount Battery Plate with Adjustable Arca Receiver Kit 60W USB-C PD supports dependable charging for compatible devices.

Durable Aluminium

Tilta Mini PD V-Mount Battery Plate with Adjustable Arca Receiver Kit built from durable aluminium alloy for exceptional strength and lightweight performance.

Stay Powered Longer

Tilta Mini PD V-Mount Battery Plate with Adjustable Arca Receiver Kit

Stay Powered Longer

Optimise Setup

Configure your setup quickly with versatile mounting and power support.

Adapt to Every Rig

Adapt to Every Rig

Designed to integrate seamlessly with a wide range of camera setups and support systems. The adjustable Arca receiver and V-Mount battery plate provide flexible mounting options, helping you build a stable and efficient production workflow.

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