RECOMMENDED ACCESSORY Ansanor V-Mount Battery and Charger for Video Camera Camcorder (160 Watt Hour).
 
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DISCLAIMER: We do not sell this product, we simply recommended it because we tesded and works well for us or because we consider it's a good ooption for our customers. We are not sponsored by this brand, and we paid the regular price for each product we recommend. We do not have any business relationship with this product or brand.
 
Ansanor 160Wh high capacity 10400mAh 14.8V V-Mount Battery and Charger for professional Sony camcorders PMW-EX330K PMW-EX330L, PMW-580K PMW580L, PDW-680 PDW-700 PDW-850, PMW-TD300, HDW-F900R HDW-680 HDW-800P, PMW-F55 PMW-F5,etc.
Power D tap Compatible, Independent 5V/2.1A USB output, available to charge smart-phone,etc.The battery also comes with a wall plug for self-charging so no extra charger is needed.4-level LED indicator on the side to show remaining power.
More than 500 Full recharge cycles over the life of the battery.
What you get: 1* V mount battery,1*adapter charger, Use the environmental-friendly materials, CE and FCC certificates approved.
About Ansanor
Ansanor offers high quality V Mount Battery, The super huge capacity V-Mount battery 160Wh 10400mAh/14.8V. lightweight V-Mount battery for professional Sony camcorders,Ultra-thin Dimmable LED Video Light,Daylight Video Light,Daylight Led Light.Power D tap Compatible,Independent 5V/2.1A USB output, available to charge smart-phone,etc.The battery also comes with a wall plug for self-charging so no extra charger is needed.4-level LED indicator on the side to show remaining power. Thanks for your purchase!
 

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