SmallRig Advanced V-Mount Battery Mount Plate with Dual 15mm Rod Clamp 3203B

Introducing the next generation of most lightweight power solution ever.
The Pocket V-Mount Battery Plate V2 is the ultimate solution for mounting V-Mount batteries while adding as little weight as possible.
This makes the Pocket V-Mount Plate V2 an incredibly convenient option for powering your camera or accessories via high capacity V-Mount batteries while keeping your rig compact and lightweight enough for gimbal or drone use.
The physical dimensions of this plate is slightly larger than the V-Lock connection of a standard V-Mount battery which offers users unparalleled flexibility in terms of where they can mount this plate.
The plate features a universal 1/4″-20 screw with locating pins which provides a secure connection while minimizing risk of the plate rotating out of position.
This is the perfect accessory to pair with our Lightweight Shoulder Rig, Adjustable Accessory Mounting Plate or any of our Camera Cages.
Whether you need a lightweight solution for your gimbal or you’re simply looking to make long handheld days less tiring, the Pocket V-Mount Battery Plate V2 is a great addition to any filmmaker’s kit!
NOTE: This plate is only mechanical and does not feature any power output ports

This V mount battery plate attaches to the base of the post of the Tilta Float System to provide power for your gimbal setup. Two V mount battery plates can be attached to the plate (one on each side) and it attaches to the post via a very simple NATO rail connection.

*The plate itself does not have any power outputs*

This Gimbal Ring Adapter allows you to easily mount your Mini and/or Pocket V-Mount Battery Plate to most ring-based gimbals.
This is the perfect lightweight solution for mounting batteries to your gimbal frame instead of adding extra weight to your camera system.
This plate can also remove the limitations of having to use a specific size of battery in order to maintain a certain weight distribution when balancing on your gimbal.
Freeing up weight on your camera system can lead to better gimbal performance and allow for more weight allocation towards mounting additional accessories like follow focus motors and matte boxes.