The Core SWX Cube 200 Power Supply | Compact & Reliableis an ultra-compact power supply that fits in the palm of your hand. It features two 4-pin XLR outputs that provide up to 200W of power combined, and it accepts 100-240 VAC power input, so you can take it with you worldwide and conveniently power all cameras, lights, and other devices that have a 4-pin XLR port.

The Cube is fanless and operates silently, so it won't interfere on set. As far as user error, the Cube is designed with internal overcurrent and temperature protection to keep it safe in case of accidental misuse.

The Cube has a robust, all-aluminum housing and yet is very lightweight because it's so small. A power switch is available on the side, and an AC power cable comes included.

Fits in the Palm of the Hand    Two XLR Outputs: Up to 200W Combined    100-240V Worldwide Compatibility    Fanless, Silent Operation    Overcurrent and Temperature Protection    Power Switch    3-Prong Power Cable Port    Lightweight, Robust, All-Aluminum Design    AC Power Cable Included

• Fits in the palm of the hand
• Dual 4-pin XLR outputs provide up to 200W of power combined
• 100-240V worldwide power input
• Fanless, silent operation
• Overcurrent and temperature protection
• Power switch
• Includes power cable

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hi, will this work with Atomos Sumo 19?

A: Yes it will. This will work with the Atomos Sumo 19.

Q: 2. Will it work with Canon C300 MarkIII?

A: Yes, the Core SWX SPU-4 Compact Power Supply will power the Canon EOS C300 Mark III.

Q: 3. Will this work with the Core SWX Battery Plate for the Sony FX9?

A: Yes it should work well.

Q: 4. Hi will this work with a Sony PMW F55? thank you

A: Yes, the Core SWX SPU-4 Compact Power Supply would be able to power the Sony PMW-F55 camera.

Q: 5. Will this work with the Panasonic AU-55H?

A: The Panasonic AU-55H is a product that has been discontinued for several years and the manufacturer no longer provides support for it. Based on the specifications of the Core SWX SPU-4 Compact Power Supply, we can only assess that the products should be compatible, but because we are unable to perform a proper test of the equipment in question, we would not recommend its application, as electrical damage may occur.

Q: 6. Just in the process of acquiring a Panasonic AG-HPX 300 and in need of an AC power supply. Would you please recommend a good quality that will serve my needs? Thankyou!

A: Panasonic generally recommends IDX System Technology Single Channel DC Power Supply for cameras

Q: 7. Will this power supply work with the Core SWX JP-V-FS7 V-Mount JetPack for Sony FS7 Camera? Dumb question, but this will supply power directly to the FS7 camera, right?

A: If you have B&H # COSPU4 connected to the FS7 this Power Supply will power the camera. The FS7 does not have XLR usually, but with the V-Mount JetPack it will have an XLR input for power.

Q: 8. Does this work with C500 markII?

A: While it may work, we recommend the Core SWX Cube 200 Power Supply Kit with 4-Pin XLR Cable (6') BH #COCUBE2006C instead as it has a bit of a higher output voltage at 14.3 VD. https://bhpho.to/37Rndv9

Q: 9. Would I'be able to power two Sony Z190 with this power supply unit?

A: The Core SWX Cube 200 Power Supply (B&H# COCUBE200) can supply up to a maximum of 200W, that is, 100W from each of its two 4-pin XLR ports. Each is more than enough for the power demands of the Sony PXW-Z190 4K 3-CMOS 1/3" Sensor XDCAM Camcorder (B&H# SOPXWZ190). It would also be a good idea to find a voltage regulator to drop the voltage from the 14.3V of the Cube 200 to the 12V that the camera requires. A safer option would be just to use the AC adapter and charger that came with the camera, the Sony BC-U1A Battery Charger / AC Adapter for BP-U90, U60, U60T, U30 (B&H# SOBCU1A).

Q: 10. Will this work as the power supply for a 12VDC LumaHawk LED panel light?

A: The Core SWX SPU-4 Compact Power Supply (B&H# COSPU4) supplies 12 VDC using a 4-pin XLR connector. Whether or not your particular LED light (since LumaHawk makes many) will work will depend on its compatibility with that power standard.