The Block Battery alternative to the Dionic 26V 240Wh Gold Mount Plus Battery

Gold Mount Plus (also referred to as 28G) is compatible with professional cinema and broadcast cameras and accessories designed for the 26V/28V Gold Mount Plus interface. This includes select Arri, Anton Bauer, and other professional-grade cameras and lighting accessories that support the three-stud Gold Mount Plus configuration.

A 240Wh battery's runtime depends on your equipment's power draw. A 50W camera could run for approximately 4.8 hours, while a 100W light would last around 2.4 hours. Always account for accessory power draw and efficiency losses when estimating runtime on set.

Airline carry-on compliance for lithium batteries is governed by IATA regulations, which generally permit batteries under 100Wh without approval and 100–160Wh with airline approval. At 240Wh, the Dionic Gold Mount Plus battery exceeds standard carry-on limits and would typically need to be checked or shipped as cargo — confirm with your airline before travel.

Gold Mount is the standard Anton Bauer-style three-stud mount designed for 14V battery systems. Gold Mount Plus (28G) is an enhanced version of the same physical mount but engineered to deliver 26V output, supporting higher-power cameras and accessories. The two mounts share a similar form factor but are not electrically interchangeable.

Yes, the Dionic 26V 240Wh Gold Mount Plus battery is well-suited to power cinema lights, on-camera monitors, and other production accessories that accept a Gold Mount Plus interface and operate at 26V. Its 240Wh capacity provides extended runtime for demanding lighting and camera setups on location or stage.

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