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Camvate D-Tap to 4-Pin Power Cable for Canon C200/C300 Mark II Camcorder Accessory
A D-Tap to 4-pin power cable connects Canon C200 and C300 Mark II cameras to professional batteries, weighing 51 g (1.8 oz) with a secure push-pull connector
- Powers Canon C200 and C300 Mark II from D-Tap sources
- Secure 4-pin push-pull connector prevents accidental disconnection
- Weighs only 51 g (1.8 oz) for minimal rig bulk
- Flexible construction simplifies cable routing on camera rigs
- Durable materials withstand professional production demands
Camvate D-Tap Cable for Canon C200/C300 Mark II
This power cable connects a Canon C200 or C300 Mark II camcorder to any D-Tap power source. It is built for professional videographers who need continuous camera operation during extended shoots. The 4-pin push-pull connector locks securely into the camera's power port.
Secure 4-Pin Push-Pull Connector
The cable terminates in a 4-pin push-pull connector that resists accidental disconnection during critical shooting moments. Its robust yet flexible construction allows easy routing around a camera rig without adding bulk. Weighing 51g (1.8 oz), it maintains portability for on-location work.
D-Tap Input for High-Capacity Battery Plates
The D-Tap end lets you power the camera from high-capacity professional batteries or universal battery adapter plates with D-Tap outputs. This extends shooting time beyond the camera's internal battery and supports efficient on-location workflows for filmmakers needing long-duration power.
Highlights
- Powers Canon C200 and C300 Mark II from D-Tap sources
- Secure 4-pin push-pull connector prevents accidental disconnection
- Weighs only 51 g (1.8 oz) for minimal rig bulk
- Flexible construction simplifies cable routing on camera rigs
- Durable materials withstand professional production demands
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the 4-pin push-pull connector on this Camvate cable need periodic servicing to stay secure?
The 4-pin push-pull connector is designed to resist accidental disconnection and has no user-serviceable parts; keep the contacts clean and inspect the strain relief before long shoots.
What is the first limitation you hit when running a Canon C200 on this D-Tap cable all day?
The cable itself has no active electronics, so the practical limit is the amp rating of your D-Tap power source and the camera's own draw, not the 51 g cable.
How much heat or noise does the Camvate D-Tap cable add when the camera runs continuously?
The passive cable generates no audible noise and negligible heat; any warmth comes from the battery plate or camera body, not the 1.8 oz wire.
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