Anton Bauer
Anton Bauer 20" P-Tap to Fujifilm 7.2V NP-W126 Dummy Battery Cable
Powers Fujifilm X-H1, X-T2 and X-T3 cameras from a P-Tap source using a regulated 7.2 V NP-W126 dummy battery on a 20 inch (508 mm) cable
- Powers Fujifilm cameras from professional P-Tap sources for extended shoots
- Regulated 7.2V output protects X-H1 X-T2 X-T3 from power surges
- 20 inch 508mm length balances reach with minimal on-set clutter
- Dummy NP-W126 form factor enables seamless battery-slot integration
- Anton Bauer build quality ensures reliable performance in demanding production environments
Purpose-built power cable
The Anton Bauer regulated dummy-battery cable delivers 7.2 V from a P-Tap source directly into Fujifilm X-H1, X-T2 or X-T3 bodies, replacing the NP-W126 battery for continuous studio or location work. It targets videographers and photographers who need uninterrupted run-time without swapping internal cells.
Build integration
A 20 in (508 mm) lead connects the camera to any P-Tap equipped power block, brick or battery plate, freeing the operator from monitoring internal charge levels during long takes. The regulated output protects the camera from voltage spikes that can occur on unregulated D-Tap rails.
What the bundle changes
The dummy-battery form factor seats inside the existing battery compartment, so no cage modification or external mounting plate is required. Custom lengths are available on request, allowing the same regulated connection to be tailored to alternative rig layouts.
Highlights
- Powers Fujifilm cameras from professional P-Tap sources for extended shoots
- Regulated 7.2V output protects X-H1 X-T2 X-T3 from power surges
- 20 inch 508mm length balances reach with minimal on-set clutter
- Dummy NP-W126 form factor enables seamless battery-slot integration
- Anton Bauer build quality ensures reliable performance in demanding production environments
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How long can the cable run continuously before the dummy battery overheats?
The cable regulates 7.2 V output to match the NP-W126 specification, so thermal limits depend on the external P-Tap source and camera draw rather than the cable itself.
Does the cable or dummy battery become noticeably warm during all-day shoots?
The 508 mm regulated cable passes power without active components, so any warmth comes from the camera or P-Tap supply, not from the cable assembly.
Which external power source must I already own to use this cable?
A P-Tap output such as a Titon Base or any professional battery plate with a standard P-Tap port is required to feed the 7.2 V regulated dummy battery.
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