Teradek
Teradek BIT 236 36" 2-Pin Lemo to Flying Leads professional video cable
Delivers power via a 2-pin Lemo connector to flying leads with a 36-inch reach for professional video gear
- Secure power delivery with 2-Pin Lemo connector
- Flexible equipment placement via 36-inch cable length
- Broad device integration with industry-standard Lemo interface
- Long-lasting performance from rugged cable construction
- Dependable power for cameras and monitors in professional use
Professional power cable for video production
The Teradek BIT 236 cable delivers reliable power through a secure 2-Pin Lemo connector to flying leads. Its 36-inch length allows flexible equipment placement in film, live-event and studio environments. The design targets camera operators and technicians who need uninterrupted power for professional gear.
Stable connection with minimal voltage drop
High-quality conductors and a locking Lemo interface maintain consistent power delivery during critical shoots. The robust jacket resists wear from repeated rigging and unrigging on set. No active cooling or external power supply is required for normal operation.
Flying leads enable custom termination
The bare-lead end lets technicians solder or crimp connectors that match specific camera, monitor or accessory power inputs. This adaptability reduces the need for multiple dedicated cables in a kit. Teradek branding reflects the manufacturer's focus on professional video workflows.
Highlights
- Secure power delivery with 2-Pin Lemo connector
- Flexible equipment placement via 36-inch cable length
- Broad device integration with industry-standard Lemo interface
- Long-lasting performance from rugged cable construction
- Dependable power for cameras and monitors in professional use
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I attach the flying leads to my device's power input?
Strip each lead, identify polarity, then solder or crimp to the correct terminals; the step often missed is verifying polarity with a multimeter before applying power.
What part of this cable wears out first with daily coiling and uncoiling?
The 36-inch jacket near the 2-Pin Lemo connector and the flying-lead ends see the most flex fatigue; inspect the strain relief and conductor insulation regularly.
At what current draw does the 2-Pin Lemo connector become the limiting factor during a long shoot?
The 2-Pin Lemo connector typically carries up to 5 A; sustained loads above that will heat the contacts and cause voltage drop before the cable conductors do.
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