Tilta Power Supply Module for DJI Video Transmitter - Gold Mount Type II

The Tilta power supply module holds a DJI Transmission video transmitter or receiver directly on the camera and powers it at the same time. The front plate mounts onto the camera’s battery plate, the rear plate takes a Gold Mount or V-Mount battery — which then powers both the transmitter and the camera body or monitor. No power cables between the parts of the rig. This is the Type II version with the Gold Mount built into the plate.

This is the Type II version, listed by Tilta as “Gold Mount to Gold Mount”: the Gold Mount is built into the plate itself, no converter needed.

Transmitter and battery on one plate

The module consists of a front and a rear plate that bolt onto the sides of the DJI video transmitter. The front side then mounts onto the battery plate on the camera, the rear side accepts a battery. The transmitter no longer hangs off an arm or a cable — it sits where the battery normally goes.

Pass-through power, no cables

The battery on the rear plate powers the transmitter and the current passes through the module on to the camera body or a wireless monitor. There is therefore no power cable between transmitter and camera to snag or tangle with the rest of the wiring.

What mounts where

Both plates carry 1/4”-20 threads and screws for further accessories, a battery release pin and the battery mount contacts. The module can be extended with an articulating arm, a monitor mount or a cooling unit.

Batteries that suit the module

Tilta shows the module with YC-BP0990SM, YC135 and RL-130S batteries. Battery capacity decides how long the rig lasts — with a large V-Mount battery it will run the transmitter and the camera for a whole shooting day.

The plates fit only one way round

The plates can only be fitted to the transmitter in one position: the SDI ports end up on the operator’s side and the LCD with the control knob on the assistant’s side. Plan the rig around it, it cannot be reversed.

Worth knowing

The module is not a battery or a charger — you need a Gold Mount or V-Mount battery separately.

Tilta states no 26 V battery restriction for this module; before fitting a high-voltage battery, check what voltage your camera and transmitter accept.