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The NP-FZ100 dummy battery for Sony A7SIII with D-Tap coiled power cable fits into the camera compartment, simulating a real battery.
The NP-FZ100 dummy battery for Sony A7SIII with D-Tap coiled power cable is an essential accessory for photographers and videomakers who use the Sony A7SIII camera and need continuous power for their extended shooting sessions. This cable allows the camera to be connected to an external power source via a D-Tap port, such as a V-Mount or Gold Mount battery, keeping the camera running without interruption due to changing or recharging internal batteries. Made from high-quality materials, the D-Tap cable with battery offers a stable and secure connection, minimising the risk of accidental disconnection. The cable length is designed to be flexible enough to allow freedom of movement during use, without being cumbersome.
Designed specifically to replace the standard Sony A7SIII battery, it fits into the camera’s battery compartment, simulating the presence of a real battery. The cable, connected to the dummy battery, extends to an external power source via a D-Tap connection. This configuration is particularly advantageous for long video shooting, live streaming or time-lapse, where constant power supply is crucial.
| Length | 1 m |
| Connector type 1 | DTAP |
| Connector type 2 | NP-FZ100 dummy battery |
| Color | Black |
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