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ARCTIC D-Tap to ARRI Alexa Mini 8 Pin Right Angle Cable 25cm 2 in 1 accessory
Connects D-Tap batteries to an ARRI Alexa Mini via a 25 cm right-angle 8-pin cable
- Powers ARRI Alexa Mini from D-Tap batteries
- Right-angle 8-pin connector fits tight camera rigs
- 25 cm length keeps cabling tidy
- Custom high-flex cable resists fatigue on set
- Each unit tested for short-circuit safety
Power cable for ARRI Alexa Mini
This D-Tap to 8-pin right-angle cable powers an ARRI Alexa Mini camera from a battery with a D-Tap output. The 25 cm length keeps the connection tidy on a rig. Every unit is tested for short circuits before shipping. The custom high-flex construction stays lightweight during handheld work.
Right-angle connector for tight rigs
The right-angle female 8-pin plug reduces cable strain and fits close to the camera body where straight connectors would clash with accessories. It replaces a straight cable that would protrude into matte-box or follow-focus space. The jump is worth it when the camera sits in a cage or on a gimbal where clearance is limited.
D-Tap power delivery limits
The cable passes whatever current the D-Tap source and the camera negotiate; it does not regulate voltage or add protection beyond the pre-ship short-circuit test. Length is fixed at 25 cm, so the battery must stay near the camera. Users needing longer runs or different connector orientations must order a custom length.
Highlights
- Powers ARRI Alexa Mini from D-Tap batteries
- Right-angle 8-pin connector fits tight camera rigs
- 25 cm length keeps cabling tidy
- Custom high-flex cable resists fatigue on set
- Each unit tested for short-circuit safety
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What clearance does the right-angle 8-pin connector need behind the ARRI Alexa Mini?
The right-angle female 8-pin plug directs the cable sideways, so only a shallow rear profile is required; the 25 cm length leaves minimal slack for tight camera cages.
Which end connects to the camera and which to the battery, and does orientation matter?
Plug the standard male D-Tap into the battery’s D-Tap output, then seat the right-angle female 8-pin firmly into the Alexa Mini’s power port; the angled hood only fits one way.
How can I tell when the 25 cm cable should be replaced?
Inspect the high-flex jacket for cuts, kinks or exposed conductors, and watch for intermittent power or a loose fit on either the D-Tap or 8-pin side — any of those means it is time for a new cable.
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