The IndiPRO AC Power Supply Canon LP-E17 Dummy Batteryfrom IndiPRO AC Power Supply Canon LP-E17 Dummy Batterycomes with a standard U.S. prong that plugs directly into an AC wall outlet to provide a continuous power supply to your camera over an extended period of use. The power supply converts 100-240 VAC to approximately to 7.2 VDC, and it is compatible with Canon cameras that take the LP-E17-type battery. With a multi-voltage power supply, it can be used worldwide with optional plug adapters. To give you enough room to move around while connected to an outlet, the AC adapter is supplied with an 8' cord.

For Continuous Power Supply    Converts 100-240V to Approximately 7.2V    Plugs Directly into U.S. Wall Outlet    Canon LP-E17 Dummy Battery Connector    8'-Long AC Cord Allows Mobility    Worldwide Use with Optional Adapters

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this compatible with Sony HVR V7U?

A: yes this will work with the Sony Z7U

Q: 2. Does this unit work with Canon 70d ?

A: Yes, it is designed to be used with cameras like the 70D.

Q: 3. Will this be compatible with the Canon EOS R5?

A: Yes. The following unit will provide ac power to any canon unit that runs off a LP-E6 batteries.

Q: 4. Any one using this adapter with a Canon 5dm4 or other canon cameras shooting video? Curious if there is and effect on the audio - like slight AC hum etc. in the background or other issues? Thanks for any replies.

A: The 5D Mark IV uses an LP-E6 style battery, which is the kind of dummy battery this AC Adapter offers. It should work well with the 5D Mark IV. We are not aware of any issues related to hum when using it.

Q: 5. How does this work when the battery door is open? Is there a fake battery door that presses that tab in that allows the camera to turn on?

A: Canon 5D MkIV has a little rubber gasket that you fold over under the battery door. in order to run a dummy battery.

Q: 6. Is the dummy battery, regulated? I know that the Ac adapter is.

A: Hello, The dummy battery is just that: a piece of plastic with contacts to get power to the camera: the voltage conversion and transforming take place in the transformer part of the device. If I understand properly, the plastic battery only serves as an adapter get power into the camera. The device works perfectly, supplying power to our Canon 7D via a 110volt AC outlet.

Q: 7. Does this work with the Canon6DMKII?

A: Yes, the 6D Mark II uses the LP-E6 battery system. This will work.

Q: 8. The BMPCC4K takes the LP-E6 Canon battery. Is this power supply compatible with the BMPCC4K?

A: The Pocket Cinema Camera 4K comes with a 30W Power Supply with International Adapters in the box. You would not need a product like this. We also have that power supply available as a replacement part. https://bhpho.to/2LgOjXA

Q: 9. Will this work fully on the Canon 5D mark 3 please

A: The IndiPRO Tools AC Power Supply with LP-E6 Dummy Battery (8 ft) (B&H# INP411C) will power the Canon EOS 5D Mark III DSLR Camera (Body Only) (B&H# NAPP13OV8DI).

Q: 10. Hoping to use the "IndiPRO Tools AC Power Supply" (BH #INPSY62) with the Aperture AL-F7 LED Camera Light (BH #APALF7). From my experience with the AL-F7 light, batteries tend to produce an awesomely high light output but when powered by USB-C the light output is dramatically reduced. Will the IndiPRO Tools AC Power Supply produce the higher battery like light output on the AL-F7 Lights? It looks good on paper, but I'm hoping someone has actually been able to test it.

A: While we are not aware of any specific testing done with this power supply and that light it should work fine. That light works with Sony L Style batteries, which is the kind of dummy battery on this power supply.