Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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A 10-inch D-Tap to right-angle 2-pin Lemo cable delivers reliable power to RED KOMODO cameras from V-mount or Gold-mount batteries
This 10" D-Tap to right-angle 2-pin LEMO cable delivers uninterrupted power to RED KOMODO cameras from V-mount or Gold-mount batteries. Professional photographers and videographers use it to prevent unexpected shutdowns during critical shoots. The short length keeps cable runs tidy on compact rigs. Weighing 1.4 oz (40g), it adds minimal bulk for on-location work.
A braided outer jacket resists wear and tear from repeated coiling and movement on set. The right-angle LEMO connector seats flush against the camera body, reducing strain on the port and clearing space for adjacent cables or accessories. D-Tap on the battery end is the standard interface for professional block batteries. Secure locking contacts maintain connection when the rig is handheld or gimbal-mounted.
The cable passes whatever voltage the attached battery provides; the RED KOMODO must accept that voltage directly. It cannot regulate or step down power, so mismatched batteries risk damage. Length is fixed at 10 inches, limiting battery placement to the immediate camera vicinity. Only one camera can be powered per cable, and no data or signalling lines are included.
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The D-Tap connector draws from V-mount or Gold-mount batteries, and the 10 in cable length limits how far the battery can sit from the camera.
The right-angle LEMO hugs the camera body, so it fits in tight rigs where a straight plug would hit accessories or the mounting plate.
Plug the D-Tap into the battery plate first, then seat the LEMO firmly until it clicks; the step often missed is verifying the click so vibration does not unseat it during a shoot.
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