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V-Gear VG-160S V-Mount 14.8V, 160Wh Li-ion Rechargeable Battery

The V-Gear VG-160S V-Mount 14.8V, 160Wh Li-ion Rechargeable Battery has been designed for use with today's professional broadcast cameras, recorders and lighting systems that are compatible with the Sony BP-series battery packs. The V-Gear Professional Li-ion Camera Batteries feature the latest in ultra-reliable Li-ion cell technology together with the excellent size/weight to amp-hour capacity ratio giving you the benefit of a reliable and stable power source for your camera. A D-Tap power socket is also included as standard on each battery to allow for the powering of ancillary equipment.

SKU: GC65-VG-160S

V-Gear VG-160S V-Mount 14.8V, 160Wh Li-ion Rechargeable Battery

V-Gear VG-160S V-Mount 14.8V, 160Wh Li-ion Rechargeable Battery

The V-Gear VG-160S V-Mount 14.8V, 160Wh Li-ion Rechargeable Battery has been designed for use with today's professional broadcast cameras, recorders and lighting systems that are compatible with the Sony BP-series battery packs. The V-Gear Professional Li-ion Camera Batteries feature the latest in ultra-reliable Li-ion cell technology together with the excellent size/weight to amp-hour capacity ratio giving you the benefit of a reliable and stable power source for your camera. A D-Tap power socket is also included as standard on each battery to allow for the powering of ancillary equipment.

The VG-160S is a 14.8V, 160Wh Lithium-ion V-Mount battery that will run for 5.6 hours at 30W. The VG-160S uses high quality A grade Sony or Sanyo cells and will power all broadcast video cameras including Sony XDCAM, Panasonic P2, Digital Betacam and Betacam SX. The VG-130S will also power JVC prosumer cameras such as the JVC 251.

V-Gear batteries can be charged using the V-Gear VG-2KS Portable Li-ion V-Mount Dual Battery Charger, the V-Gear VG-4KS Portable Li-ion V-Mount Quad Battery Charger or the V-Gear VG-T1D Portable Travel Charger. Also, V-Gear batteries are fully compatible with other manufacturer's chargers such as the Sony BP series.

Key Features:

5-level LED for Capacity Check

Li-ion Battery with No Memory Effect

Intelligent Circuit Extends Battery Life

Built-in Protection Against Voltage and Current Faults

Self-resetting Short-circuit Protection

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V-Gear VG-160S V-Mount 14.8V, 160Wh Li-ion Rechargeable Battery

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V-Gear VG-160S V-Mount 14.8V, 160Wh Li-ion Rechargeable Battery

The V-Gear VG-160S V-Mount 14.8V, 160Wh Li-ion Rechargeable Battery has been designed for use with today's professional broadcast cameras, recorders and lighting systems that are compatible with the Sony BP-series battery packs. The V-Gear Professional Li-ion Camera Batteries feature the latest in ultra-reliable Li-ion cell technology together with the excellent size/weight to amp-hour capacity ratio giving you the benefit of a reliable and stable power source for your camera. A D-Tap power socket is also included as standard on each battery to allow for the powering of ancillary equipment.

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