Tilta Hydra Alien V-Mount Battery Plate

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.

1. The plate utilizing a standard V mount fits most V mount batteries to provide greater battery life for your camera rig with your battery’s power port(s).2. Two stoppers prevent the battery from twisting when attached.3. It comes with a dual 15mm rod clamp with an adjustable arm to help mount the plate to your 15mm LWS rod system and adjust the V mount battery’s position as needed.4. The plate itself features multiple 1/4-20″ countersinks, M3 countersinks, M4 countersinks, 1/4-20″ thread holes, M4 thread holes, and an ARRI 3/8″ -16 thread hole to attach a dual rod clamp, a magic arm, or other accessories.5. The plate is compatible with the Blackmagic URSA mini.

This adapter allows you to adapt a Sony L Series battery plate (such as the one built into the various Z CAM cameras) to a V-mount battery plate.

This allows you to use the much greater battery life of a V-mount battery to power your camera setup, keeping battery swaps to a minimum.

This is also the perfect solution to power smaller accessories that traditionally use lower capacity L Series batteries such as smaller LED Light Panels or external monitors for focus stations.

The Type II version is designed to be more compact to put less stress on the Sony L-Series contact pins, but can interfere with some of the ports on Z CAM camera bodies.

We recommend Type I plates for users who foresee this being an issue.