The SmallRig Four-Channel Camera Battery Charger (5747) for Nikon EN-EL15c batteries provides fast, efficient charging for up to four batteries simultaneously. Featuring 45W USB-C PD input, intelligent queued charging, and comprehensive safety protections, it ensures reliable power management for extended shooting sessions at…
The SmallRig Four-Channel Camera Battery Charger (5747) for Nikon EN-EL15c batteries provides fast, efficient charging for up to four batteries simultaneously. Featuring 45W USB-C PD input, intelligent queued charging, and comprehensive safety protections, it ensures reliable power management for extended shooting sessions at home or on the go.
The SmallRig Four-Channel Camera Battery Charger for Nikon EN-EL15c (5747) is designed for professional photographers and videographers who need rapid and reliable charging for multiple camera batteries. Supporting up to four batteries at once, the charger leverages a 45W USB-C PD protocol input for high-speed charging—fully replenishing four 2520mAh EN-EL15c batteries in approximately 3 hours.
Its intelligent queued charging adapts to the input voltage: 5V powers one channel, 9V two channels, 12V three channels, and 15V can simultaneously charge all four channels. Each output port is equipped with short-circuit and overcurrent protection for safe operation. The charger also features LED indicators to monitor charge status, including stepwise progress, full-charge confirmation, and abnormal condition alerts.
Compact, lightweight, and travel-friendly, the charger is perfect for field work, studio setups, or on-location shoots. It is compatible with a wide range of Nikon cameras that use EN-EL15c batteries, including Z8, Z7II, Z6III, D850, D810, D780, and more, ensuring broad versatility.
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| Manufacturer: | SmallRig |
| Category: | 7.2V chargers |
| Charger battery type | USB-C |
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