Canon
Canon IFC-150AB II USB Cable for WFT-E7A Wireless Transmitter
USB cable connects WFT-E7A wireless transmitter to compatible EOS cameras
- Connects WFT-E7A transmitter to EOS 7D Mark II
- Works with EOS 5DS, 5DS R, 5D Mark IV
- Requires firmware 1.1.0 or later on transmitter
- Lightweight at 1.5 oz or 42.52 g
- IFC-150AB II or IFC-40AB II cable options
Purpose and user
This Canon IFC-150AB II USB interface cable connects a WFT-E7A wireless transmitter to an EOS 7D Mark II camera. It is intended for photographers who need a tethered link between those two devices for studio or field workflows. The cable weighs 1.5 oz and measures 150 cm in length.
Fit and limits
Suits owners of the WFT-E7A version 1 transmitter who have updated the unit to firmware 1.1.0 or later and use an EOS 7D Mark II. It is not for users whose transmitter remains on earlier firmware, nor for those needing a connection to EOS 5DS, 5DS R or 5D Mark IV bodies, which require the separately sold IFC-40AB II cable instead.
Deciding specification
The cable is built specifically for the WFT-E7A version 1 transmitter and EOS 7D Mark II pairing; that compatibility pairing is the single detail that determines whether this is the correct part for your kit.
Highlights
- Connects WFT-E7A transmitter to EOS 7D Mark II
- Works with EOS 5DS, 5DS R, 5D Mark IV
- Requires firmware 1.1.0 or later on transmitter
- Lightweight at 1.5 oz or 42.52 g
- IFC-150AB II or IFC-40AB II cable options
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How does the 150 cm length work when the cable is connected between the camera and transmitter?
The 150 cm cable links the WFT-E7A transmitter to compatible EOS bodies, giving enough reach to position the transmitter on a bracket or strap while shooting.
What USB standard does the cable use and what does that limit in practice?
The cable uses a USB interface to join the transmitter and camera; data speed and power delivery follow the camera's USB port specification.
What does the cable need physically to attach to the WFT-E7A and the camera?
One end plugs into the transmitter's USB port, the other into the camera's USB terminal; no extra brackets or adapters are required.
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