This Bescor LP-E12 Battery Kit with USB-C Charger & D-Tapfrom Bescor LP-E12 Battery Kit with USB-C Charger & D-Tapworks with Canon cameras that use an LP-E12 battery. The dummy battery comes with a USB Type-C connector and cord. The device has external voltage regulation.

For Select Canon Cameras    USB-Type A and D-Tap Converter    Dummy Battery for USB Type-C Power Port    Battery and Charger

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this product compatible with the "Canon EOS M200 Mirrorless Digital Camera with 15-45mm Lens"?

A: Yes, it will, since Canon EOS M200 will for with LP-E12 battery.

Q: 2. Is there anyway to mount the battery on the cage on BMPC 4K ?

A: you wouldnt want to do that. if you need to do that for handheld, put it on your waist. or gaffe tape it to the rig. or velcro it around something.

Q: 3. Is there a way to test this battery to make sure it's not a dud? When I plug it in using the BMPCC adaptor nothing happens and the camera looses battery like it's not plugged in. I think the adaptor might be bad and the adaptor is really lose when plugged into the battery, so loose that unless I hold it together it falls off.

A: If the green/orange light tuns on with the adapter is plugged in then is is probably working. The main problem is most likely the wiring in the battery pack itself. The cord that runs from the battery to the camera could have faulty wires. I would recommend taking it to a electronics store to find out exactly what the problem is because they can test it, and if they can't rewire the battery themselves then give Bescor a call. They might fix the problem for free. Well almost free because they will charge for the shipping.

Q: 4. How many hours can I expect this battery to run with a Blackmagic Design Studio Camera HD 2?

A: Users report operational time to be between 2.5 and 3 hours, depending on extent of feature uses on the camera.

Q: 5. I've tried the GV-USB-LPE12 with a few different power sources but no combination works with my Canon M200. Is there a specific input power requirement? I've tried 5V 2A as well as 9V 1.67A

A: Dear John, Usually complains like this are related to insufficient power provided to the adapter cable. You camera is required certain level of current to function properly. To provide that at least 2.0 Amp USB power source has to be used for the adapter cable. Usually computer USB ports are limited to 1.o Amp. The power banks and USB power supplies if not specified are usually providing 1.0 Amp outputs. You need to used power source with SPECIFIED 2.0 Amp output from reliable manufacturer for adapter to function properly. Please check specifications of the power source your are planning to use with this cable. Recommended GyroVu power banks: GV-PB-301 https://www.gyrovu.com/product-page/high-capacity-30-000-mah-power-bank GV-PBID-401 https://www.gyrovu.com/product-page/high-capacity-40-000-mah-power-bank-with-110v-inverter In case if you will not able to make it working properly we can provide you with RMA ## for return.

Q: 6. If I don't have a D-Tap Source, Can I solder in a good 12v or 5v adapter on the D-Tap End and use this to power my camera directly for the wall?

A: We are not aware of that being possible with this product.

Q: 7. Will this work with the canon m50? I need the battery door to be closed though.

A: The GyroVu D-Tap to Canon LP-E12 Dummy Battery (30") will work with the Canon M50, but it would require that the battery door remain open or be removed entirely. Unfortunately since the M50 doesn't have a power input, using a dummy battery and keeping the battery door open is the only way to power the camera with an external power source.

Q: 8. This battery coupler says it is compatible with the Canon PowerShot SX70. In one of the reviews, it shows a plug receptacle in the middle of the top of the battery and a flap in the battery door. My SX70 has no flap in the battery door, but instead has one in the side of the case that would access the top outer side of the battery. If this is compatible with the SX70, how do you hook it up?

A: Yes on the Canon SX70 the cable would be threaded out the side next to the battery door.

Q: 9. Will this allow my camera to run while it's plugged in? I'm looking to leave it charging while I'm streaming

A: The GyroVu USB to Canon LP-E12 Dummy Battery Cable (40") doesn't charge the camera whatsoever, it is meant to power not charge, externally.

Q: 10. How long would a 22000 mAh, 2.4 amp output power bank last when connected to a Canon EOS M50 used as a webcam or for streaming?

A: The time of power Canon M5o really depends on the mode it used for. We can't give you exact figure bu we can compare to standard Dea Michael, As we understood your power bank is 22,000 mAh, but usually this just a specification of the battery inside and electronics is eating at least 10-15% of the power bank capacity. So lets assume that it will put out 19,000 mAh. Our up-converting cable is using around 25% of the power to up-convert form 5V of power bank to 8V of LP-E12 dummy battery. So it will be around 18,250 mAh of useful power. The LP-E12 is around 900 mAh, so 18,250 divided by 900 - will be 15-16 times longer than regular LP-E12. This of coarse just rough estimation and will depend on quality and condition of the power bank. Just for your information we also are providing 30,000 mAh and 40,000 mAh power banks. Sincerely, Gyrovu Team.