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Key Features
- Converts any V-Mount Battery to 120V
- Powers MacBook Pro for 6 Hours
- Powers 100W LED Light for 2 Hours
- Powers 17" Windows Laptop for 2 Hours
Have your 190Wh V-Mount battery serve double duty as an external power source for lights and other accessories, and also as a 110-125 VAC power supply with the Power Voltage Inverter from Savage Using any V-mount battery, you can power, for example, a 100W LED panel for two hours, a MacBook Pro for six hours, or a 17" Windows laptop for two hours.
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Does this have the ability to attach to the ...
Does this have the ability to attach to the 3/8-16 threads of the Inovativ DigiPlate?
The unit has no method of mounting.
Date published: 2019-06-13
Does this come in a Anton Bauer mount?
Does this come in a Anton Bauer mount?
Currently its only offered in a V mount version.
Date published: 2019-11-20
Could this be used to safely power one Godox ...
Could this be used to safely power one Godox SL-60W Video light?
Hi Aaron! With a V-Mount Battery, the Power Voltage Inverter can power anything up to 110 watts, so you would be able to safely power one Godox SL-60W.
Date published: 2020-06-10
Is it safe to run a computer monitor off this ...
Is it safe to run a computer monitor off this with the modified sine wave?
The amount of time this item could actually power it could vary depending on the monitor, but it is possible.
Date published: 2022-01-02
Is the power output from this device pure sine ...
Is the power output from this device pure sine wave? I would like to run a video light using this, but don't want modified sine wave, as modified sine wave power has caused audible sound in my footage in the past.
The power output from this device is not pure sine wave
Date published: 2020-07-03
Can I use this in Australia? Things run at 50hz ...
Can I use this in Australia? Things run at 50hz here and I want to power a computer monitor
this uses AC Output: 110-125 VAC , I believe Australia uses 220
Date published: 2020-09-07