SmallRig Rotatable V-Mount Battery Plate with Dual V-Locks and 15mm Dual Rod Clamp 6273 is a lightweight, flexible battery mounting solution designed to provide two V-Mount battery slots for cameras, video transmitters, monitors, and other equipment—supporting independent or simultaneous use.
SmallRig Rotatable V-Mount Battery Plate with Dual V-Locks and 15mm Dual Rod Clamp 6273 is a lightweight, flexible battery mounting solution designed to provide two V-Mount battery slots for cameras, video transmitters, monitors, and other equipment—supporting independent or simultaneous use.
1. Dual V-Mount Battery Plate: Extends runtime and provides additional power interfaces.
2. Side Button Release for Rotation: Press to unlock and rotate the plate for flexible orientation adjustment and easy battery swapping.
SmallRig Rotatable V-Mount Battery Plate with Dual V-Locks and 15mm Dual Rod Clamp 6273 is a lightweight, flexible battery mounting solution designed to provide two V-Mount battery slots for cameras, video transmitters, monitors, and other equipment—supporting independent or simultaneous use.
Clear side markings guide battery installation and removal. Press the side button to unlock and rotate the plate 0–90° for orientation adjustment, enabling interference-free cable routing and center-of-gravity adjustment. The side features a quick-release interface for a monitor bracket to stow and protect the camera screen, and a 1/4"-20 threaded hole for additional accessories.
When paired with SmallRig Intelligent Power Management V-Mount Battery Mount Plate (Basic Edition) 5653, it enables seamless hot‑swapping of dual V‑Mount batteries for extended runtime during uninterrupted shooting—eliminating runtime anxiety.
Work With
Standard V-Mount batteries
15mm dual rods
Standard 1/4"-20 threaded holes
| Manufacturer: | SmallRig |
| Category: | Power battery plates |
| Battery type | V-Mount |
| For the battery | V-Mount |
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