Description
Introducing the Hawk-Woods LA-72
The Hawk-Woods LA-72 is a professional power cable designed to power Teradek systems directly from the 24V RS outputs of cinema cameras. Robust and compact, it is ideal for high-end broadcast and cinema setups requiring reliable and secure power.
This model is particularly suited to cameras such as the ARRI Amira and ARRI Alexa, commonly used on professional film sets.
Connectivity and compatibility of the Hawk-Woods LA-72
The Hawk-Woods LA-72 is equipped with a Fischer RS 3-pin male input connector and a Lemo 0B 2-pin male output connector. This configuration allows for efficient powering of Teradek equipment from the 24V RS outputs found on some cinema cameras.
With a length of 0.60 m, this cable offers clean integration on the camera while maintaining sufficient flexibility for complex camera setups.
Practical use cases
The Hawk-Woods LA-72 is used to power Teradek video transmitters directly from the camera, eliminating the need for additional batteries. It is ideal for film and broadcast shoots where reliable power and a reduced number of accessories are essential.
Its weight of only 40g allows for discreet integration on camera rigs, while respecting Hawk-Woods quality standards.
Frequently Asked Questions:
1. What is the Hawk-Woods LA-72 cable used for?
It allows Teradek equipment to be powered from a 24V RS output of a cinema camera.
2. Which cameras are compatible?
It is designed for cameras with RS 24V outputs, such as the ARRI Amira and ARRI Alexa.
3. What connectors are used?
The cable has a Fischer RS 3-pin Male input and a Lemo 0B 2-pin Male output.
4. What is the length of the cable?
The LA-72 measures 0.60 m.
5. Is it suitable for professional camera rigs?
Yes, its compact size and light weight of 40g are perfectly suited to cinema rigs.
Key features of the Hawk-Woods LA-72:
- Teradek direct power supply from 24V RS outputs
- Fischer RS 3-pin to Lemo 0B 2-pin
- ARRI Amira and Alexa compatible
- Length of 0.60 m for clean integration
- Hawk-Woods quality recognized in film and broadcast
