External Battery Pack With Lightning Cable

[0.3 lb] Cable purchased for connecting external power pack to SB-800 for faster recycle times Worked perfectly but maybe better used with QI pack for compatibility which I intend to purchase later.

[8 A (Peak)] This external battery pack has allowed me a much more robust use of my equipment. My production time used to be hampered by changing batteries every 40mins.

[Straight] I use the unit to get power from a XTPower MP-10000 External Battery Pack. It works perfectly! I can power my Canon 77D for 4-6 hours without a battery change.

[8.4 VDC] With the Jupio external battery pack I no longer have to buy several batteries and chargers that were previously a must for a full day of photo and video coverage. The external pack is very compact, about the size of a bar of soap that easily fits in a shirt pocket or can be attached to a camera rig very easily.

[138.5 lb] External 3kVA Rackmount Battery Pack. Works as expected and shares same aesthetic as the UPS units so looks nice with the rest of your rack equipment. Highly recommended for extended runtime.

[0.175 lb] Coupled with an external battery pack and the GoPro skeleton pack plate and you have a winning combination for hours of filming. I filmed a 2.5 hour concert with ease and great results.

[120 VAC ] Have this unit hooked up to a Ma ini, 2.5 external raid 1 setup, and Netgear router as a personal cloud server. The unit gives my Ma ini and external drive enough time to automatically shutdown, using the included USB cable & power management in Mavericks. I have also noticed this battery pack acts as a great voltage filter/buffer. My commercial complex seems to knock drives offline from voltage spikes and with this new battery pack I have yet to have my external drive pop offline. Biggest con is the unit right out of the box smells pretty nasty like an electrical melted wire smell. The day I opened the box is smelled really bad, this is with the unit off and in the BH box. Plugged it in and the smell dissipated but I'm guessing the smell must be some of the chemicals from the battery and/or plastic(s) of the product. My wife thought something was burning when I opened the box.

[Steel] I ordered this with the hopes of being able to use it to hold an external battery pack to my tripod leg or backpack strap and this works PERFECT. I put a SmallRig VB99 Battery in the strap, strapped that to my tripod leg and it held perfectly.

[0.02 lb] I photograph events twice a year. At those events, I now use the CP-E4N with a Speedlite 600EX-RT II. I bought the CP-E4N to shorten the recycle time between flashes and to increase the number of flashes between battery replacement. The CP-E4N makes an amazing difference. The external battery pack dramatically reduces the recycle time between flashes and more than doubles the number of flashes before I need to replace the batteries. I use rechargeable batteries to reduce the recycle time even further. The CP-4N fits in my front dress shirt pocket, which it where I like to put it. I could also put it my on my belt. A Canon Learning Center Article rates the 600EX-RT II with and without the CP-E4N as follows: Recycle Time, at full 1/1 manual power: Speedlite 600EX II RT alone approx. 5.5 seconds (alkaline AAs); 3.5 sec. (Ni-MH) 600EX II-RT plus CP-E4N approx. 1.8 seconds (alkaline AAs); 1.2 sec. (Ni-MH) The Canon Learning Center Article explains: Four working and functional AA-size batteries are always required within a Canon speedlite, even when an external battery pack is attached . . . . The four internal batteries are combining with the external battery pack to recycle the flash after each shot is taken . . . . The four internal batteries will often be depleted before those in an external battery pack. High-volume flash shooters (wedding shooters, etc.) may find that theyre changing the four internal batteries in the middle of a shooting event, even though those in the external pack are still performing OK. Canon recommends that that the same type of batteries be used in both the Speedlite and external battery pack.

[3' / 0.9 m] I like that they did a 3-cable pack for these.