The IndiPRO 24" Power Cable for Blackmagic Pocket Cameraprovides a power cable that allows you to power the Blackmagic Pocket Camera from an available power source with a 2.5mm Coax connector. The right angle power connector to the camera keeps the cable neat and out of the way. The cable is 24" long and made from 18-gauge stranded copper wire. This cable is created by splicing two pigtails together, the splice joint is soldered for strength, and heat shrink wrapped for electrical insulation. The splice is then coated in silicone, and sealed within a ferrite bead. The cable is tested to make sure it works before being shipped.

18 Gauge Wire    Supports 12 to 18 Volts    Right Angle Power Connector    Solder Joint with Ferrite Bead    100% Continuity Tested

Supports 12 to 18 volts DC, with up to 5 amp draw

18 gauge stranded cable

Splice joint is soldered, and then heat shrink wrapped, coated in silicone, and sealed within a ferrite bead, creating a strong water resistant joint.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this power the Blackmagic Cinema 6k Pro?

A: Yes, this will work with the 6K Pro as well.

Q: 2. Approximately how long would this run the pocket 6k?

A: This is an Ac adapter and will run the camera as long as it is plugged into AC power.

Q: 3. Is this product made of metal?

A: The rail mounting clamp and bolt are metal. The battery and microphone input block is plastic (except for electrical connections and a few small pieces on the xlr inputs. The plastic has so far held up fine -- without receiving 'kid glove' treatment. Biggest issue is that there is nothing that locks batteries in place, and the shape makes rigging a solution a bit of a chore. As a cord-cutter, we've ran a BMPCC for a good eight hour day with almost no off-time, and plenty of checking takes - and could have gone hours more. Keep an eye on camera temp during extended 'camera on' shoots - especially if shooting time lapse in RAW format - parts of the camera can get too hot to touch and suffer damage. This not an 'approved' Blackmagic device, so may lack some form of power management on a camera that has no self-cooling system. Note the xlr inputs are just converters (not a preamp and offer no phantom power). Otherwise, a good, budget solution with a touch of DIY to keep batteries on the unit. For pro use, there are better and, naturally, more expensive choices. That said, ours is still in the field...

Q: 4. does the 2 pin work with blackmagic Pyxis 6k?

A: The LanParte Regulated D-Tap 12V Power Cable for Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K (17.3") would not be compatible with the Blackmagic Design PYXIS 6K Cinema Box Camera, as it uses a 2-Pin LEMO standard connection. A recommended option would be the Kondor Blue D-Tap to LEMO 2-Pin 0B Male Power Cable (Coiled), BH #KODTAPLEMO2P.

Q: 5. Will this cable work with Anker Astro Pro 20000 mah?

A: Yes 100% that's what I use for my bmpcc!

Q: 6. Will this work with the BMPCC 6K Pro?

A: Yes it will.

Q: 7. Can I have an LP-E6 battery inside the camera while using this cable plugged in and will it recharge the battery while powering the camera?

A: This A/C Power Supply will only power the camera.

Q: 8. this rig works with black magic cinema camera 4k ? (Not the pocket)

A: This rig is made for the Pocket camera only.

Q: 9. how long does it power Bmpcc?

A: With two fresh batteries, you should get about 4-5 hours of run time.

Q: 10. How long will this power a BMPCC 6K with two large NP-F batteries?

A: Hard to say as it depends which batteries are being used. What we can say is that a LP-E6 battery pack gives around 45 minutes with the latest Canon LP-E6NH packs which are (7.2V, 2130mAh).