Tilta Nucleus-M II Motor Kit


Key Features
- Custom Designed for Nucleus Series Systems like the Nucleus-M II and Nucleus Nano II
- High Performance Design Delivers Five Times the Torque of its Predecessor
- Compatible with 15/19mm Rods and Lenses with 0.8M Pitch Gears
- 7-pin ext ports for Power Input/Output and Supports Power Pass-through for Multiple Motors
- Color Coded LED Indicator Shows Currently Assigned Motor Function
OVERVIEW
The newly redesigned wireless motors have been updated with a new streamlined UI and color coded LED indicators make it easier than ever for users to control their lenses wirelessly.
These motors are smaller with the same amount of torque, which makes them perfect for use on gimbals, steadicams, or any other support system where total weight plays an important factor.
Filmmakers upgrading from previous systems will find full compatibility with existing Nucleus-Series Wireless Controllers and Motors, enabling a gradual upgrade path for users who cannot fully upgrade all at once.
This Motor Kit includes a 7-Pin to 7-Pin EXT Cable which makes it easy to integrate this additional motor into an existing setup.
Included are two Rod Mounts which support 15mm and 19mm rods.
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physical specifications
| Weight | 0.5 lbs |
| Dimensions | 6.45 x 4.65 x 1.4 inches |
- Tilta Nucleus-M II Motor Kit
- 0.8 MOD Gear
- 7-Pin to 7-Pin Cable (11.8")
- 15mm Rod Clamp
- 19mm Rod Clamp
- Limited 1-Year Manufacturer Warranty (Electronic)
- Limited 2-Year Manufacturer Warranty (Mechanical)
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