Flashpoint Brand
Flashpoint Wave Commander II Nikon 10-Pin Camera Cable
Wired remote cable linking the Wave Commander II receiver to Nikon 10-pin cameras for intervalometer, self-timer and long-exposure control
- Wired remote control for Nikon 10-Pin cameras
- Connects Wave Commander II receiver to camera body
- Works as traditional shutter release for long exposures
- Built-in intervalometer enables precise time-lapse sequences
- Enhanced self-timer function for delayed captures
Wired remote for Nikon 10-Pin cameras
This cable links the Wave Commander II receiver to Nikon bodies that use a 10-Pin connector. Photographers who need a tethered release for long exposures, self-timer sequences or intervalometer work can plug directly into compatible models such as the D850, Z9, D6 and D500. It replaces infrared or wireless triggers when a physical connection is preferred.
Passive cable with no active electronics
The cord draws no power and generates no heat or noise during normal operation. Its only electrical function is to close the camera shutter circuit, so battery life on the receiver is unaffected. There are no fans, motors or active components that could add audible distraction in quiet studio or night-sky settings.
Reliable under continuous intervalometer runs
During extended time-lapse sessions the cable maintains a stable mechanical connection without signal drop-out. The locking 10-Pin plug resists accidental disconnection when the camera is moved between frames. Photographers who require wireless range or multi-camera triggering from a single handset will need a different solution.
Highlights
- Wired remote control for Nikon 10-Pin cameras
- Connects Wave Commander II receiver to camera body
- Works as traditional shutter release for long exposures
- Built-in intervalometer enables precise time-lapse sequences
- Enhanced self-timer function for delayed captures
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I connect the Wave Commander II cable to my Nikon camera and what step do people often miss?
Plug the 10-Pin connector into the camera's matching port and the other end into the Wave Commander II receiver; the step people miss is ensuring the receiver is powered on before pressing the shutter button.
What part of this cable will need replacement first with regular use?
The 10-Pin connector end sees the most insertions and its spring-loaded pins can lose tension over time, so that end typically needs replacing before the cable itself.
What limit appears first when using the intervalometer for long time-lapse sessions?
The camera's battery life becomes the limiting factor well before the cable does, since the cable draws no power and simply passes the trigger signal from the receiver.
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