The SmallRig 5530 Power Bank Mount Plate is a secure and versatile mounting solution for attaching a power bank to your camera rig or cage during extended shooting sessions. Featuring a three-position adjustable silicone strap system, it accommodates most flat and cylindrical power banks while the dual 1/4"-20 anti-twist mounting points ensure a stable and…
The SmallRig 5530 Power Bank Mount Plate is a secure and versatile mounting solution for attaching a power bank to your camera rig or cage during extended shooting sessions. Featuring a three-position adjustable silicone strap system, it accommodates most flat and cylindrical power banks while the dual 1/4"-20 anti-twist mounting points ensure a stable and reliable connection. Built from durable SPCC steel, stainless steel, and silicone, it provides a firm, scratch-free grip for wedding videography, vlogging, livestreaming, and other mobile production applications.
The SmallRig 5530 Power Bank Mount Plate is designed to provide a secure and convenient way to mount an external power bank to your camera rig, making it ideal for long-duration shoots such as weddings, interviews, livestreams, and vlogging. Its innovative three-position silicone strap system is compatible with most mainstream flat and cylindrical power banks, supporting devices with widths from 42–70mm and thicknesses from 10–55mm. The mount attaches securely using two 1/4"-20 screws, creating an anti-twist connection that remains stable during handheld operation. A high-elasticity silicone strap works together with stainless steel support posts to hold the power bank firmly while protecting it from scratches. Constructed from durable SPCC sheet metal, stainless steel, and silicone, the SmallRig 5530 delivers a reliable and long-lasting mounting solution for creators who require continuous external power in demanding shooting environments.
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| Manufacturer: | SmallRig |
| Category: | Accessories |
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