Keep your Panasonic mirrorless camera running cooler during high-resolution and high frame-rate video recording with the SmallRig Cooling Fan. Featuring a snap-on design, thermoelectric cooling technology, dual-speed fan operation, and USB-C power input, this compact cooling solution helps reduce overheating and extend recording…
Keep your Panasonic mirrorless camera running cooler during high-resolution and high frame-rate video recording with the SmallRig Cooling Fan. Featuring a snap-on design, thermoelectric cooling technology, dual-speed fan operation, and USB-C power input, this compact cooling solution helps reduce overheating and extend recording performance for compatible Panasonic LUMIX cameras.
The SmallRig Cooling Fan for Select Panasonic Cameras is designed to improve heat management during demanding video production workflows. Ideal for high-resolution and high frame-rate recording, this compact cooling accessory attaches securely to the rear LCD screen of compatible Panasonic LUMIX cameras using the included snap-on mounting bracket, helping reduce the risk of overheating and recording interruptions.
The advanced cooling system combines a dual-speed fan with a thermoelectric cooling chip to deliver efficient heat dissipation and maintain stable camera performance during extended shooting sessions. With an operating temperature range of 32 to 113°F (0 to 45°C), the cooling fan is suitable for a variety of shooting environments.
Powered through a USB-C power input, the cooling fan offers flexible power options and can be connected to compatible power sources, including separately available SmallRig V-Mount Battery Mount Plate Kits and V-mount batteries. Its lightweight construction, compact size, and quick snap-on installation make it an ideal accessory for filmmakers, videographers, and content creators who require reliable thermal management for prolonged video capture.
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| Manufacturer: | SmallRig |
| Category: | Accessories |
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