Bebob COCO Battery Adaptor for Sony NPF-970 Batteries

General Description

Mini-DV-camcorder like Sony Z1 or PD-170 offer nearly everything you want – but only nearly everything! If you want to fix a camera light, Audio Receiver or another accessory on to the camera this may be mechanically possible, but not electrically. You need an additional power source system – which is expensive, heavy and unpractical. Coco-dvl a voltage converter between battery on the one hand, camera and accessory on the other hand. The bebob converter Coco will mounted in place of the battery – press and push it down. Then mount the battery on the same way to the designed holder at the converter. The 7,2V voltage of the battery, also the Infolithium®-information will passed through the Coco to camera. Another 7,2V Output (4pin Hirose connector) was designed to supply wireless mic receivers.The built-in voltage converter supplies, via Twist D-Tag output ® 12 V power for a camera light or an external LCD monitor. The match connector is a very normal D-Tap and through the Twist-Technology it is possible to choose the cable guide you desire; while the polarity will be retained.

The Coco-dvl is designed to output a steady 15 W (20 W max. power) at 12V, this is enough for LCD monitor, Video transmitter or camera light with 10 W bulb. It is also possible to use a 20 W bulb as long as the camera light is dimmable or a disposal Softstart® electronics. When you switch on a 20W bulb there is a start-up peak which will overload the built-in fuse of most batteries. High-quality batteries incorporate an internal thermal safety circuit designed to stop current flow when out-rush current is exceeded to protect the battery from melting or exploding. The circuit can only then be rest by placing the battery on the charge for a rest cycle. The running time of camera and light at the recording mode amounts with a 10W bulb to 135 min. And 75 min. with a 20 W bulb.

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