Atomos
Atomos D-Tap to 2.1 mm DC Barrel Coiled Cable
Coiled cable powers Atomos monitors from a D-Tap source using a 2.1 mm barrel plug, supporting 12 V, 14 V or up to 16.8 VDC input
- Powers Atomos monitors from D-Tap batteries for uninterrupted shooting
- Coiled design extends to working length then retracts to prevent tangles
- 1 mm barrel connector fits Shogun Flame and Ninja Inferno units
- Built with robust materials to withstand daily on-set use
- Accepts 12 V or 14 V sources while protecting gear up to 16.8 VDC
Atomos D-Tap to 2.1 mm DC Barrel Cable
The Atomos D-Tap to 2.1 mm DC Barrel Coiled Cable connects compatible Atomos monitors to a D-Tap power source. It is designed for operators who want continuous power without swapping batteries during a shoot. The cable overrides any attached batteries when in use.
Voltage limits and connector compatibility
The cable requires a power source that does not exceed 16.8 VDC, with 12V or 14V sources described as ideal. It features a D-Tap connector on one end and a 2.1 mm DC barrel connector on the other for specific Atomos models. Exceeding the stated voltage ceiling risks damage.
Practical capacity and headroom
The coiled design extends to a practical working length that prevents tangles while keeping the rig tidy. It comfortably handles the power draw of a Shogun Flame or Ninja Inferno from a suitable external battery. It runs out of headroom if the source voltage drifts above the 16.8 VDC maximum.
Highlights
- Powers Atomos monitors from D-Tap batteries for uninterrupted shooting
- Coiled design extends to working length then retracts to prevent tangles
- 1 mm barrel connector fits Shogun Flame and Ninja Inferno units
- Built with robust materials to withstand daily on-set use
- Accepts 12 V or 14 V sources while protecting gear up to 16.8 VDC
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Which Atomos monitors does this D-Tap to 2.1 mm DC barrel coiled cable power?
It powers the Shogun Flame and Ninja Inferno monitors from a D-Tap source.
What voltage should the external battery supply when using this cable?
The source must not exceed 16.8 VDC; 12 V or 14 V sources are ideal.
How does the D-Tap connector affect the monitor's own batteries?
When the cable is in use it overrides any attached batteries.
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