ARENTI
ARENTI D-Tap to 6-Pin Coiled Cable 50 cm
Coiled 50 cm cable feeds 10-17V power from D-Tap batteries to DJI RS2, RS3 Pro and RS4 Pro gimbals or focus motors
- Powers DJI RS gimbals from V-Lock or Gold Mount batteries
- Coiled design keeps 50 cm length tidy on rig
- D-Tap to straight 6-Pin male connector fits focus motor and base mount
- Compatible with RS2, RS3 Pro and RS4 Pro — not RS3
- Supports 10-17 V input range for stable operation
Purpose and Compatibility
This coiled power cable connects a D-Tap source to the straight 6-pin input on DJI RS2, RS3 Pro and RS4 Pro gimbals plus their focus motor and universal base mount. It is built for operators who run those rigs from V-Lock or Gold Mount battery plates. The cable does not support the DJI RS3 model.
Power Delivery and Handling
The assembly carries 10 to 17 V from the battery plate to the gimbal system in normal use. Its coiled construction keeps the 50 cm length tidy on the rig while allowing stretch when the camera moves. No active cooling or fan is involved so the link adds no audible noise to the setup.
What the Cable Enables
Supplying power through this adapter lets the gimbal and focus motor draw from high-capacity plate batteries instead of the internal pack. That change extends run time between swaps and keeps the camera balanced without extra counterweights. The 6-pin connector mates directly with the Ronin Expansion Base Kit for a secure lock.
Highlights
- Powers DJI RS gimbals from V-Lock or Gold Mount batteries
- Coiled design keeps 50 cm length tidy on rig
- D-Tap to straight 6-Pin male connector fits focus motor and base mount
- Compatible with RS2, RS3 Pro and RS4 Pro — not RS3
- Supports 10-17 V input range for stable operation
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I connect the D-Tap end to my V-Lock or Gold Mount battery plate without damaging the pins?
Align the D-Tap connector with the battery plate's port and push straight in until it clicks; forcing it at an angle bends the pins and breaks the lock.
Will the coiled cable's spring tension weaken over time and need replacement?
The coiled section is built for repeated extension and retraction; replace it only if the insulation cracks or the connectors become loose.
At what voltage does the cable stop delivering stable power to the RS4 Pro during a long shoot?
The cable is rated for 10 to 17 V input; voltage drops below 10 V will cause the gimbal to lose power first.
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