Paralinx
Paralinx 21" USB Regulator Cable P-Tap to USB Type-A Female
Regulates 12 V P-Tap power to 5 V 2.1 A USB-A for Arrow receivers, transmitters or USB devices with a 21-inch cable
- Regulates 12 V P-Tap to 5 V USB at 2.1 A for stable device power
- 21-inch length gives flexible placement on set or bench
- Powers Arrow receivers and transmitters directly from P-Tap sources
- Recharges REDMOTE, tablets or phones via USB Type-A female port
- Durable construction withstands daily professional use
Arrow Power Supply
The Paralinx 21" USB Regulator Cable converts a 12v P-Tap source into a regulated 5v 2.1A output through a USB Type-A female port. It is built to power Arrow Receivers or Transmitters and can also recharge USB devices such as a REDMOTE, tablet or phone. Durable construction supports regular professional use.
On-Set Video Crews
This cable suits camera operators and DITs who need to run Arrow wireless gear from standard P-Tap battery plates or power distribution boxes. It will not serve users who require a different output voltage, a higher amperage rating, or a connector other than USB Type-A female for their specific receiver or accessory.
Sustained Regulation
The regulator maintains a steady 5v 2.1A delivery during continuous operation, preventing the voltage sag that can disrupt wireless video links or halt device charging. Its 21-inch length allows flexible routing between battery and receiver without excess slack that could snag on rigging.
Highlights
- Regulates 12 V P-Tap to 5 V USB at 2.1 A for stable device power
- 21-inch length gives flexible placement on set or bench
- Powers Arrow receivers and transmitters directly from P-Tap sources
- Recharges REDMOTE, tablets or phones via USB Type-A female port
- Durable construction withstands daily professional use
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What power source do I need to provide for the P-Tap input on this cable?
You need a 12 V P-Tap power port, such as the one found on a Paralinx Arrow Receiver or Transmitter, to feed the regulator.
Can I still use my existing USB-A devices with this cable?
Yes, the female USB Type-A output accepts any standard USB-A plug, so your current cables and devices connect directly.
How can I verify the cable is regulating power correctly after connecting it?
A connected device should charge or operate at 5 V and 2.1 A; if a REDMOTE or tablet powers up normally, the regulation is working.
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