The Hedbox RP-DC50 LCD Dual Battery Charger Kit RP-DFW50is a two-bay solution that safely charges your batteries while providing a 2.1A, 5 VDC USB output. Two Sony FW-compatible battery plates are included in this kit. Charge either a single battery, or simultaneously charge two batteries in less time that it takes to charge both individually. The dual-bay charger features interchangeable battery plates, which is helpful when you have more than one battery type in your kit. The backlit display shows battery charge status in both bays, and since it is backlit you can easily see the readout in bright or dim conditions.

The charger supports both standard and boost charging, with boost providing roughly 1.5x as much charging amperage for faster charging. A built-in 2.1A USB power port provides you with the opportunity to charge USB accessories. The charger features overcharge and overheating protection, as well as being able to test for short circuits within the battery itself.

Sony FW-Type Plates Included    Simultaneously Charge Two Batteries    Interchangeable Battery Plates    Large Backlit LCD Display Screen    Standard and Boost Charge Modes    2.1A USB Power Output    Overcharge, Overheating Protection    Short-Circuit Protection

The RP-DC50 charger can support two different battery plates at the same time. This allows you to mix and match the batteries. For example, you can charge one L-series battery at the same time you are charging an LP-E6 battery.

The LCD screen provides a clear display of the charging status, and the backlight enables reading the display even in the dark.

Intelligent charging systems such as Constant current/constant voltage (CC/CV) charging mode where the charger CPU automatically adjusts charging current to be lower than the max charging current that the battery can accept to protect the battery from being overcharged. Intelligent Control MCU can automatically identify the voltage and number of batteries that are on the charger, and prevent overcharge depending of the charging mode that is selected.

Boost Charging is available at the push of a button to engage a high-speed charging mode. In standard charging mode the current power is 1A per one slot and 0.5A for both slots. In high-speed charging mode, the charger provides 1.5A current per one battery slot or 0.8A for both battery slots. When Boost mode is activated the Boost icon will be displayed. Please note that Boost mode is only recommended for use with batteries that have internal overcharge/overheating protection.

The charger will automatically adjust its charge voltage to match the attached batteries.

The charger can be powered by the included AC adapter, or the included car lighter power cord. Please note that to charge 14 VDC batteries (or higher), you need to power the charger via the AC power cord.

Please note that the USB power port is only active when the charger is in standard mode, and it is disabled when the charger is in Boost mode.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. The mechanical shutter speed tops at 1/4000 on the RP. What about the electronic one? Anything faster? Most mirrorless cameras have an electronic shutter speed that picks up over 1/4000...

A: The top shutter speed is 1/4000 in electronic or mechanical.

Q: 2. Does this have GPS?

A: No, not internally but you can add the Canon GP-E2 to the hot shoe for GPS functionality.

Q: 3. How long to charge two batteries until fully charged ?

A: The Power2000 2 x DMW-BLK22-Type Batteries & Dual-Bay LCD Charger will charge both batteries in less than 2 hours when using the AC cable.

Q: 4. Will the EF-EOS R adapter act like an extension tube (and reduce the minimum focusing distance) considering it is increasing the distance between the sensor and the back element of the lens?!

A: No, the EF to EOS R adapter does not change minimum focus distance.

Q: 5. How long does it take to charge two batteries at once?

A: If in fast charging most it should take around 2.5 to 3 hours to fully charge a pair of empty NP-FZ100 batteries.

Q: 6. Will this Hedbox battery work with the Panasonic EVA1? That camera comes with VBR batteries and uses the AG-BRD50 charger.

A: We recommend working with the following battery models from Panasonic on the EVA1. https://bhpho.to/37BdnTU or https://bhpho.to/3tVBILq

Q: 7. The voltage on the HEDBox version is 7.4V and the Canon branded battery is 7.2V. Will the voltage difference be an issue for the Canon 5D Mk. IV or any other Canon camera that uses this battery?

A: No, that is not an issue. .2 volts is not enough to make a difference.

Q: 8. How old is this design for an entry level Camera? No 100mbit or higher rate video, no 120fps 4K video, no 240fps HD video, only shoots 1/4000 of a second? Everyone wants slow-mo and fast shutter as basic features. Are these specs correct? Is this a 2013 Model Chip/Camera? I'm confused how this can compete, other than it allows for Canon glass.

A: This is a entry level canon full frame mirrorless digital camera with limited features to meat the price

Q: 9. Is this compatible with the Panasonic CX350 and will charge on the Panasonic charger AG-BRD50?

A: Yes, The Panasonic CX350 Camera will work with VBD style batteries like the Hedbox RP-VBD78 Lithium-Ion Battery Pack. It will also charge using the Panasonic AG-BRD50 charger.

Q: 10. I'm which country does Fostex make the T60RP?

A: The Fostex T60RP RP Stereo Headphones is produced in China.