Description
Introducing the Hawk-Woods LR-16Z
The Hawk-Woods LR-16Z is a professional power cable with a Sony Z-Series/NP-FZ100 dummy battery, designed to power Sony cameras and equipment from an external D-Tap. It is an ideal solution for video and cinema setups requiring extended battery life and a stable power supply.
Thanks to its regulated design, this cable allows the use of high-capacity batteries while respecting the electrical requirements of compatible Sony devices.
Regulated power supply and design of the Hawk-Woods LR-16Z
The Hawk-Woods LR-16Z features a 2-pin male D-Tap for input and a Sony Z-Series dummy battery for output. A regulator module integrated into the center of the cable delivers a regulated 8.4V, eliminating the need for additional regulation and ensuring a safe power supply to the camera.
With a length of 0.45 m and a weight of 60 g, this cable integrates easily into camera rigs, cages or professional mobile setups.
Practical use cases
The Hawk-Woods LR-16Z is ideal for powering Sony mirrorless and professional cameras such as the FX3, A7S , or A7R from a V-Lok or Gold Mount battery equipped with a D-Tap. It is particularly appreciated for long-duration shoots, streaming, or mobile video production.
Frequently Asked Questions:
1. What is the Hawk-Woods LR-16Z cable used for?
It allows Sony equipment using a Z-Series / NP-FZ100 battery from a D-Tap source.
2. Is the voltage regulated?
Yes, the cable incorporates a regulator delivering 8.4V directly to the dummy battery.
3. What is the length of the cable?
The LR-16Z measures 0.45 m.
4. Which cameras are compatible?
It is compatible with many Sony models using NP-FZ100, including the FX3, A7S, A7R and HXR-NX.
5. Is it suitable for professional use?
Yes, it is designed for professional video and cinema environments.
Highlights of the Hawk-Woods LR-16Z:
- Dummy battery Sony Z-Series / NP-FZ100
- 8.4V Regulated D-Tap Power Supply
- Integrated cable control module
- 0.45m length, ideal for camera rigs
- A reliable Hawk-Woods solution for long production runs
