Core SWX
Core SWX NANO Micro 50 Gold Mount Camera Battery
A 49 Wh Gold-mount battery delivering 14.8 V with a D-Tap and 5 V USB output
- 49Wh capacity keeps kit light for mobile shoots
- 6A continuous draw powers demanding cinema cameras
- D-Tap and USB outputs run accessories simultaneously
- Four-stage LED gauge shows remaining power at a glance
- 8V 49Wh rating meets carry-on air-travel limits
Core SWX NANO Micro 50 Gold Mount Battery
The Core SWX NANO Micro 50 is a 49Wh lithium-ion battery with a Gold mount interface. It delivers a 14.8V output and supports up to 6A continuous draw for professional camera rigs and monitors. An ultracompact form factor keeps weight to a minimum while providing reliable power for mobile production workflows.
Power Options and Travel Compliance
This unit suits operators needing both a D-Tap output for accessories and a 5V USB Type-A port for charging phones or small devices. The 49Wh capacity meets IATA and ICAO limits for unrestricted carry-on transport, though airline confirmation is still advised. Users requiring higher watt-hour ratings for extended runtimes or larger cinema cameras should consider higher-capacity alternatives.
Deciding Specification: 49Wh Capacity
The 49Wh rating is the single figure that determines if this battery fits your kit. It dictates the maximum energy available for RED KOMODO or Canon Cinema builds and defines legal air-transport status without special approvals. Match this number against your camera’s power draw and required runtime to confirm suitability before purchase.
Highlights
- 49Wh capacity keeps kit light for mobile shoots
- 6A continuous draw powers demanding cinema cameras
- D-Tap and USB outputs run accessories simultaneously
- Four-stage LED gauge shows remaining power at a glance
- 8V 49Wh rating meets carry-on air-travel limits
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I mount the NANO Micro 50 on my camera rig, and what is the common mistake?
Slide the Gold Mount plate onto the camera or plate until it clicks; the step people miss is confirming the latch is fully engaged so the battery cannot slide off under vibration.
What will need replacement on this 49Wh pack after extended use?
The lithium-ion cells degrade over charge cycles; when runtime drops below your needs, the whole battery must be replaced as cells are not user-serviceable.
What limit appears first when I run a 6A continuous draw on the 14.8V output?
At 6A the pack delivers its maximum rated current; sustained loads at that level will hit the 49Wh capacity limit first, giving roughly the rated runtime before voltage drops.
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