The V-mount Tilta Battery Plate for Canon C500 Mark II & C300 Mark IIIfor the C500 Mark II and C300 Mark III cameras attaches to the back of the camera using an included U-shaped top plate and a compact battery plate receiver bracket. The top plate screws onto the top of the camera and the receiver bracket onto the rear, and the battery plate secures to both of them.

Offering several power outputs, the battery plate allows you to power the camera and multiple accessories from an optional V-mount battery. The plate features three 14.8V D-Tap outputs, a 5V USB output for mobile devices, and 2-pin and 3-pin LEMO outputs. A D-Tap to 4-pin XLR cable is included for powering the camera.

V-Mount Plate with Multiple Outputs    Attaches via Included Top/Rear Plates    3 x 14.8V D-Tap Outputs    1 x 5V USB Output    2-Pin and 3-Pin LEMO Outputs    D-Tap to 4-Pin XLR Power Cable Included

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. does this take bebob micro battery plate or idx micro battery plate?

A: Unfortunately, the Bebob Micro Battery plate requires M3x16 screws and the position of the threads on the IDX Micro Battery Plate do not line up with the Tilta Rear Mounting Plate.

Q: 2. Will this work with the C-300 Mark III?

A: Yes, this is for both the C500 Mark II and C300 Mark III.

Q: 3. Does not seem compatible with Anton Bauer’s own Titon SL V90 Gold Mount battery (i.e., one of the lightest V-mount batteries I could find). This is baffling to me. Am I missing something???

A: V-mount and gold-mount are separate systems. Get the SL V90 v-mount rather than the gold-mount. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1593602-REG/anton_bauer_8675_0116_titon_sl_90_95wh.html

Q: 4. Will it be possible to attach this to the Left Field Bright Tangerine C300 mk iii cage?

A: It may be possible, but we have not tried this configuration. This item was specifically designed as described: The Gold mount Tilta Battery Plate for the C500 Mark II and C300 Mark III cameras attaches to the back of the camera using an included U-shaped top plate and a compact battery plate receiver bracket. The top plate screws onto the top of the camera and the receiver bracket onto the rear, and the battery plate secures to both of them.

Q: 5. Description says it sits at an angle. That makes sense for hot swapping, but can it also sit flush against the back of the camera? That's what I'm looking for for hand held. An angled battery would be just as uncomfortable as the stupid canon battery design as it is.

A: Using a BP-A30 battery will allow the Wooden Camera Battery Slide to sit flush to the camera.

Q: 6. Does this rig include the electronic cable that connects the camera body with the Canon hand grip?

A: Yes this product will come with the cable to connect the trigger grip to the camera.

Q: 7. Is the top handle included?

A: The top handle is included in this kit.

Q: 8. Does this need Tilta top plate to attach or can it be attached straight to the camera? Or will this work with BT cage?

A: The Tilta Battery Plate for the C300 II/III replaces the rear back plate and is screwed onto the camera. This can be mounted with the Bright Tangerine cage attached; the two do not interact.

Q: 9. Will this plate allow room for the Canon EVF-V50 viewfinder?

A: The Canon EVF-V50 should not interfere with the SHAPE Top Plate for Canon C500 Mark II and C300 Mark III.

Q: 10. Does a V mount battery plugged into the DC port charge the internal battery of a C300mkiii?

A: A V-mount battery plugged into the DC port of a C300 II will not charge the internal battery of the camera, but it will be the prioritized power source so that the internal battery is not depleaded while the V-mount one is in use.