ALSEYE
ALSEYE DR-E6 Dummy Battery to D-Tap Coiled Cable for SmallHD 501 502 702 Monitor
Coiled cable powers SmallHD 501 502 702 monitors from a 14.8 V D-Tap source via an LP-E6 dummy battery with built-in status emulator
- Powers SmallHD 501 502 702 monitors from professional V-Mount batteries
- Delivers stable 8 V output from 14.8 V D-Tap input at 2 A
- Emulator chip reports battery status to the monitor for reliable operation
- Coiled cable design keeps rigs tidy on set
- Replaces LP-E6 dummy battery for direct external power
Power solution for SmallHD monitors
This coiled cable replaces an LP-E6 battery with a D-Tap connection so a SmallHD 501, 502 or 702 monitor can draw power from a V-Mount or Anton Bauer source. An emulator chip reports battery status based on the input voltage. It is built for camera operators who need longer runtimes than internal cells provide.
Voltage and current limits
The cable accepts 14.8 V to 16 V at the D-Tap input and delivers a stabilised 8 V output at up to 2 A. Power sources outside that input range will not operate correctly. The fixed output means it cannot serve devices that require a different voltage or higher current draw.
Replaces internal LP-E6 cells
It removes the need to swap or recharge small camera batteries during extended shoots. The upgrade is worth it when a production already uses V-Mount or Anton Bauer plates and wants a single power ecosystem for monitor and camera. Operators who rely solely on LP-E6 batteries gain no benefit.
Highlights
- Powers SmallHD 501 502 702 monitors from professional V-Mount batteries
- Delivers stable 8 V output from 14.8 V D-Tap input at 2 A
- Emulator chip reports battery status to the monitor for reliable operation
- Coiled cable design keeps rigs tidy on set
- Replaces LP-E6 dummy battery for direct external power
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Which SmallHD monitor model does the DR-E6 dummy-battery cable fit?
The cable is designed for the SmallHD 501, 502 and 702 monitors, replacing an LP-E6 battery with a D-Tap power source.
What voltage does the cable deliver to the monitor when powered from a 14.8 V V-mount or Anton Bauer battery?
It outputs a stabilised 8 V at up to 2 A, matching the monitor's power requirement.
What D-Tap input range does the cable accept from professional camera batteries?
The input accepts 14.8 V to 16 V, so it works with standard 14.8 V V-mount or Anton Bauer packs.
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