Westcott
Westcott V-Mount Battery Clamp Black 4.41 lbs capacity
Clamps V-Mount batteries up to 4.41 lbs onto 25.4–50.8 mm poles for secure on-set power
- Securely powers lights and monitors
- Supports V-mount batteries up to 4.41 lbs
- Adjustable jaws grip 25.4 to 50.8 mm diameters
- Rubber-padded jaws protect gear from scratches
- Durable aluminum, plastic and rubber construction
Westcott V-Mount Battery Clamp
The Westcott V-Mount Battery Clamp is a black aluminium, plastic and rubber bracket that locks a standard V-mount battery to light stands, tripod legs or boom arms. It accepts batteries up to 4.41 lbs and uses rubber-padded jaws to protect surfaces while holding the power source firmly in place.
For grip and lighting crews needing portable power
This clamp suits photographers and videographers who want to run lights, monitors or other accessories from a V-mount battery on location. It is not for users who need a battery plate with built-in power distribution or multiple output ports, nor for rigs that require a mounting interface other than the standard V-mount pattern.
Check your support gear before ordering
Verify that the tube or bar you plan to clamp onto measures between 25.4 mm and 50.8 mm in diameter so the adjustable jaws can close securely. Confirm the battery you intend to mount does not exceed the 4.41 lb load limit, and ensure the V-mount on the battery matches the clamp’s standard V-mount receiver.
Highlights
- Securely powers lights and monitors
- Supports V-mount batteries up to 4.41 lbs
- Adjustable jaws grip 25.4 to 50.8 mm diameters
- Rubber-padded jaws protect gear from scratches
- Durable aluminum, plastic and rubber construction
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What size V-Mount battery does the clamp accept?
The clamp uses a standard V-Mount interface that fits any V-Mount battery weighing up to 4.41 lbs.
Will the jaws fit my existing light-stand or boom-arm diameters?
The adjustable jaws grip tubes from 25.4 mm to 50.8 mm, covering most common light stands, tripod legs and boom arms.
How can I confirm the clamp is holding the battery securely after I tighten it?
Check that the rubber-padded jaws are fully closed on the tube, the V-Mount plate clicks into place, and the battery shows no wobble when the rig is moved.
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