The SmallRig 2922B power cable runs 60 cm and feeds a Sony camera from an NP-F battery plate through an NP-FZ100 dummy battery. Its 5.5/2.1 mm DC plug belongs in the 7.4V output, so the body keeps shooting all day without a cell swap.
The SmallRig 2922B power cable runs 60 cm and feeds a Sony camera from an NP-F battery plate through an NP-FZ100 dummy battery. Its 5.5/2.1 mm DC plug belongs in the 7.4V output, so the body keeps shooting all day without a cell swap.
The SmallRig 2922B power cable runs 60 cm and feeds a Sony camera from an NP-F battery plate through an NP-FZ100 dummy battery.

The cable feeds power from a SmallRig NP-F battery plate to a Sony camera through an NP-FZ100 dummy battery. Length is 60 cm.
A 5.5/2.1 mm DC connector on the plate side.
Plug the cable into the 7.4 V output on the battery plate.
Made for the SmallRig NP-F battery plate EB2504.
Sony cameras using NP-FZ100, e.g. α7 IV, FX3, ZV-E1; go by battery type.
Key features
1. Connects to the SmallRig NP-F Battery Plate.
2. 5.5/2.1 mm DC power male connector on the plate side, NP-FZ100 dummy battery on the camera side.
3. 60 cm long cable.
SmallRig Data Cable for DC5521 to NP-FZ100 Dummy Battery 2922B is designed for use with the SmallRig NP-F Battery Plate EB2504. It plugs into the FZ100 battery-powered camera at one end and connects to the battery plate via the 5.5/2.1 mm DC male connector at the other. The total length is 60 cm.
Compatible with
Sony α6600 / α9 II / α7 III / α7R III / α1 / α7C / α7S III / α7R IV / α7R V / α6700 / FX3 / FX30 / α7CR / α7C II / α7 IV / ZV-E1 / ZV-E10 II
* There are too many compatible models to be listed. Please refer to their battery type.
Note: please plug the cable into the 7.4 V output on the battery plate.
| Manufacturer: | SmallRig |
| Category: | Power battery plates |
| Battery Type / Mounting | Sony NP-F · Sony NP-FZ100 |
| Outputs and Interfaces | DC 5521 (8V) · Dummy baterie |
| Compatibility | Univerzální |
| For battery | Sony NP-F |
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