CAME-TV Mini 99C V-Mount Battery — D-Tap Lightweight

Yes, the CAME-TV Mini 99C V-Mount Battery features a D-Tap output connector. D-Tap is a widely used standard in professional film and broadcast production, allowing you to power accessories such as monitors, wireless systems, and follow focus units directly from the battery without additional adapters.

V-Mount batteries designed for professional production are generally subject to FAA and IATA lithium battery carry-on regulations. Batteries under 100 Wh are typically allowed without airline approval, while those between 100–160 Wh may require airline approval. Always confirm compliance with your specific airline before travel and carry batteries in your carry-on baggage.

V-Mount batteries with D-Tap outputs are compatible with a broad range of professional cinema and broadcast equipment. This includes cameras with V-Lock mounts such as Sony, Blackmagic, and other cinema cameras, as well as accessories like LED lights, monitors, wireless transmitters, and follow focus motors commonly used on professional film sets.

Battery runtime depends on the power draw of connected equipment. A 99Wh V-Mount battery powering a camera drawing approximately 20W would last roughly 4-5 hours. For lights and accessories with higher draw, runtime will be shorter. Block Battery recommends matching battery capacity to your production's specific wattage requirements for accurate runtime planning.

The CAME-TV Mini 99C V-Mount Battery provides a nominal 14.4V output, which is standard for V-Mount lithium-ion batteries used in professional production. The D-Tap port also operates at this voltage level, making it compatible with the vast majority of 12V-14V rated on-camera accessories and production equipment.

Yes, V-Mount batteries with D-Tap outputs are well-suited for powering LED panel lights, on-camera lights, monitors, wireless audio systems, and other production accessories. Ensure the combined wattage of all connected devices does not exceed the battery's rated load capacity to maintain safe and reliable operation throughout your shoot.