Nanlite MixPanel 150 14.8v V-Mount Battery Adapter


Key Features
- Internal step up transformer provides 26V output required by the Mixpanel 150 and other high powered LED fixtures
- Used with light fixtures requiring 26V input, provided the maximum draw is not above 150W.
- Three output modes: V-Mount4 Pin XLRD-Tap
- Can be used with either 14.4V or 14.8V V-Mount batteries
- The V-Mount battery must be capable of a consistent 12A output
overview
With the Nalite BT-VBC-14.8V / 26V converter you can use the standard 14.8 V-lock battery on the NanliteMixPanel 150. The Nanlite BT-VBC-14.8V/26V battery adaptor allows you to power a Nanlite Mixpanel 150 or other light fixture with industry standard 14.8V V-Mount batteries. The adaptor has an internal step up transformer to provide the 26V output required by the Mixpanel 150 and other high powered LED fixtures.
This inverter can be used with any light fixtures requiring 26V input, provided the maximum draw is not above 150W.
The Nanlite 26V adaptor has three output modes:V-Mount4 Pin XLRD-Tap
This adaptor can be used with either 14.4V or 14.8V V-Mount batteries. The V-Mount battery must be capable of a consistent 12A output.
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- Nanlite MixPanel 150 14.8v V-Mount Battery Adapter
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