Panasonic DMW-AC10 AC Adapter for LUMIX GH4 and GH5 Digital Cameras


Key Features
- Panasonic DMW-AC10 AC Adapter for LUMIX GH4/GH5 Digital Cameras
- Adapter Runs on 100-240 VAC for Worldwide Use
- Designed to Conserve Battery Power
- Extends Your Shooting Time
- DMW-DCC12 DC Coupler Required
- Color: Black
Available for Rent
Overview
The Panasonic DMW-AC10 AC Adapter for LUMIX GH4/GH5 Digital Cameras allows you to power your Panasonic LUMIX GH4 or GH5 Camera directly from an AC outlet, which helps to conserve battery power, while extending shooting time. The DMW-AC10 is also compatible with the LUMIX YAGH Pro Audio Video Interface Unit for the GH4. The AC adapter is designed with a 4.9' power cable, with a standard (2-prong North American) plug. The adapter also features an attached 4.3' cord with a DC power plug, which allows you to plug directly into your camera. The DMW-DCC12 DC Coupler is required to plug directly into your camera(sold separately).
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power system
| Power Input | 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 0.6 A |
| Power Distribution | 8.4 V, 2.5 A |
detailed specifications
| Cable Length | Attached DC power cord: 4.3' / 1.3 m AC power cord with 2-prong plug: 4.9' / 1.5 m |
| Connectors | DC connector 2-prong North American AC plug |
- Panasonic DMW-AC10 AC Adapter for LUMIX GH4 and GH5 Digital Cameras
- Power Cable with 2-Prong North American Plug - 4.9' / 1.5 m
- Limited 90-Day Warranty
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