Marshall Electronics V-BR5-PV Bracket / Battery Mount

Optimize Your Field Setup with the V-BR5-PV Battery Mount
The Marshall Electronics V-BR5-PV Bracket / Battery Mount revolutionizes power management for the V-LCD50 5" LCD Monitor by enabling the attachment of the Panasonic VM-VBG6 battery directly to the monitor. Designed for professionals who need reliable power in mobile and field environments, this battery mount enhances the functionality and usability of your monitor, ensuring you can continue shooting without interruptions due to power constraints.

Seamless Integration for Extended Battery Life
Integrating a Panasonic VM-VBG6 battery into your V-LCD50 setup through the V-BR5-PV adapter provides extended battery life and reliable power, crucial for long days on set or remote location shoots. This seamless integration is perfect for videographers who require their equipment to be as mobile and flexible as their shooting schedule demands.

Sturdy and Secure Connection
The V-BR5-PV mounts effortlessly to the 1/4"-20 bottom thread of the V-LCD50 monitor, offering a secure and stable connection that you can rely on in any shooting environment. Additionally, the inclusion of a female 1/4" thread on the mount itself allows for further connectivity to tripods, brackets, or rigs, providing versatility in how and where you set up your field monitor.

Built to Withstand the Rigors of Field Use
Crafted with durability in mind, the V-BR5-PV is made to withstand the diverse conditions typical of field production. Whether you're dealing with dust, moisture, or the general wear and tear of travel, this battery mount is built to keep your monitor powered and protected, ensuring you never miss a crucial shot due to power failure.

Enhance Your Monitoring Capabilities
By using the V-BR5-PV, you not only ensure that your monitor is always ready for action, but you also streamline your setup, reducing the need for additional cables and power sources. This leads to a cleaner, more organized workspace, which is essential when working in dynamic and sometimes cramped on-location settings.