Marshall Electronics V-BR5K-LPE6 DSLR Battery Adaptor Kit

Enhance Your Field Production with the V-BR5K-LPE6 DSLR Battery Adapter Kit The Marshall Electronics V-BR5K-LPE6 DSLR Battery Adapter Kit is designed specifically for the V-LCD50 5" on-camera monitor, offering a comprehensive solution that ensures continuous power during extended shoots. This kit is an indispensable tool for professionals who require reliable battery performance to keep their monitors operational without interruptions, making it ideal for both studio settings and remote locations.

Continuous Power for Uninterrupted Monitoring
Equipped with a Canon LP-E6 style battery, the V-BR5K-LPE6 adapter kit enables long-term monitoring capabilities by providing a stable and sustained power source. This feature is crucial for videographers and filmmakers who face the challenge of capturing long sequences or conducting extensive fieldwork where power outlets are not readily available.

Secure and Robust Mounting
The adapter easily fixes to the rear of the V-LCD50 monitor using a 1/4"-20 connector, ensuring the battery remains securely attached even in the most demanding of environments. This robust mounting system not only adds to the reliability of your setup but also integrates smoothly without adding excessive bulk or weight, maintaining the monitor’s portability.

Designed for Professional Needs
The V-BR5K-LPE6 DSLR Battery Adapter Kit is built with the specifics of field production in mind, crafted to withstand the rigors of on-location shooting. Its durable design guarantees that your equipment stays powered and protected, allowing you to focus on capturing high-quality footage without concerns over power stability.

Simplify Your Setup with Efficient Power Management
This kit not only powers your monitor but also simplifies your entire video setup. By consolidating power management into one efficient unit, it reduces the need for additional cables and power sources, thus decluttering your work environment and allowing for quicker setup and breakdown times, which are critical in dynamic shooting scenarios.