Provide up to all-day power for your pro camera or lighting unit with the Frezzi 150Wh V-Mount Battery with Smart Screenfrom Frezzi. Housed in an impact-resistant casing, this V-mount battery handles power draws up to 15A and provides overload and over-discharge protection. It can also power accessories and mobile devices via one USB-C, two USB-A, and four D-Tap outputs, all with protective rubber covers. The large, color smart screen enables you to easily view the battery's remaining power and other status factors.

14.8V, 150Wh Battery    10.4Ah, Supports up to 15A Draw    Color Smart Screen    1 x USB-C, 2 x USB-A & 4 x D-Tap Ports    For Pro Cameras, Lights, Accessories    Overload & Overdischarge Protection    Durable, Impact-Resistant Form

This reliable V-mount battery sports compatibility features necessary to keep all of your devices ready and powered on set. Four 14.4V D-tap power outputs are available for up to 10A of accessory power, plus operators can charge their personal devices or some compact LED fixtures with the 5V USB outputs. For larger camera rigs that require higher voltage outputs, two Frezzi 150Wh batteries can be interlinked using the Dual Brick Adapter for 30V operation (available separately).

For advanced tracking of your battery's status, Frezzi has built a Smart Screen into the durable impact-resistant housing. The screen provides enhanced legibility over standard LED status indicators. Select readouts include remaining run-time, voltage, and operating temperature. Staying updated on these parameters helps to make sure your shoot is uninterrupted, especially in the field when plug-in power is not readily available. Built-in safety features, like overcharge and overcurrent protection, help maintain the lifespan of both the battery and the equipment for which it delivers power.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the IndiPRO Battery charge on different company V-Mount Chargers? And does the IndiPRO V-Mount chargers charge V-Mount batteries from different companies?

A: It is recommended to use the same brand battery charger, but it can be charged on different V-mount battery chargers. Now with different batteries charging on the IndiPro battery charger, that depends on the battery. For an example, Anton Bauer batteries will not work on IndiPro chargers.

Q: 2. Is there any issue in mounting an Anton Bauer Dionic Li-Ion HC 91WH battery on this instead of stacking two PAGs? We have several anton bauers but need longer running time and don't necessarily want to give up on Anton.

A: According to PAG this would not work. The PAG batteries communicate with each other when stacked, the Anton Bauer Batteries do not have the communication protocol as it is specific to PAG batteries. The good news is you can still use your Anton Bauer chargers and stack the batteries for charging.

Q: 3. Is there a protective shell you can get for this, kind of like the Otterbox for smartphones?

A: No, there is no protective shell designed for the Frezzi Pocket-Sized Variable Color LED Light with Built-In Battery.

Q: 4. What to all the numbers mean on the LCD display? How to interpret each of them?

A: Page 8 of the user manual goes over the LCD Display. Here is a link to that manual. https://bhpho.to/2QaMTN1

Q: 5. Can you charge the Dionic batteries on the GM2 charger?

A: No it will not work on the GM2 charger.

Q: 6. would these charge on an anton bauer titan TWQ charger?

A: I have the power supply charger AB unit. They do charge with that, the battery manages the charging though, so special AB functions aren’t used. I bought them because I had the charger from a legacy camera I bought, and I didn’t want to spend more. So I bought used PAGs and I don’t regret it. They have served me well so far.

Q: 7. What is the difference between Red Compatible and the regular Blue Label IndiPRO batteries?

A: The Red compatible batteries are tested and approved by Red to be used on their cameras. The blue labels are no tested by Red.

Q: 8. The Lume Cube Panel says it puts out 1600 lux at 1.6 feet. This says 1200 lumens. How do you compare these kinds of lights?

A: Lux is a measure of illuminance, the total amount of light that falls on a surface Lumens is a measure of luminous flux, the total amount of light emitted in all directions. Lux is important for knowing how bright a particular surface appears. This is the crucial metric if you want to know how bright a surface will appear, such as a tabletop, reading material or photography subjects. Without a sufficient lux level, it can be difficult to read or take good photographs. Common lux levels are listed below: Lux is a measure of how much light falls on a particular surface, and can be the result of multiple light bulbs and even daylight mixed in. Lumens is important for knowing how much light a single light source emits. This is useful for comparing the total amount of light a bulb emits, but depending on its light distribution and space size, whether it is "enough" for a space or task cannot necessarily be determined. One lux is equal to one lumen per square meter (lux = lumens/m2). Essentially, as light travels from the emitter, it will disperse throughout an area. The further the light has to travel the more it will be dispersed. Therefore, the amount of lux in an area or on a surface can vary depending upon the distance the light travels and the angle at which it is dispersed. Where the lumens provided by a given emitter are the same, light that travels less distance and/or is more narrowly focused will appear brighter because lux are concentrated in a smaller area than light that has traveled a greater distance and has been dispersed over a wider area.

Q: 9. Is this safe for 7.2v cameras?

A: With a proper regulated cable/connector for 7.2v, through V mount adapter or accessory port, the Anton Bauer Dionic XT 150Wh V-Mount Lithium-Ion Battery would be compatible with 7.2v cameras.

Q: 10. Will this work with the Sony FX9?

A: Yes as long as you have the proper v-mount plate or/and extension.