The SWIT KA-R30S is a V-mount hot-swap plate designed for the ARRI ALEXA MINI and MINI LF, allowing uninterrupted camera operation while swapping batteries. With built-in 43Wh cells, it delivers high-load power and versatile outputs for professional cinematography setups.
The SWIT KA-R30S is a V-mount hot-swap plate designed for the ARRI ALEXA MINI and MINI LF, allowing uninterrupted camera operation while swapping batteries. With built-in 43Wh cells, it delivers high-load power and versatile outputs for professional cinematography setups.
The SWIT KA-R30S V-mount Hotswap Plate is a dedicated solution for the ARRI ALEXA MINI and MINI LF cameras, enabling seamless battery changes without powering down the camera. Equipped with built-in 43Wh battery cells capable of a 200W constant load, the KA-R30S ensures uninterrupted operation for at least 2 minutes during battery swaps, giving operators enough time to mount a new battery without losing power.
Designed for professional on-set use, the hot-swap plate features multiple output options, including 2x D-Tap, 2-pin LEMO, and USB, and accepts an 8-pin LEMO input for connection to a power station for extended workflows. A countdown seconds display provides real-time monitoring of the remaining hot-swap duration.
Constructed from CNC-machined aluminum, the unibody housing ensures durability, while included clamps allow installation on both the MINI LF system (RAB-1 Clamp2) and older MINI systems via a 15mm rod clamp. Multiple circuit protections safeguard connected devices and camera systems, making the KA-R30S an essential accessory for professional camera operators who require reliable, continuous power during shoots.
Key Features
| Manufacturer: | Swit |
| Category: | Power battery plates |
| Typ baterie / uchycení | V-Mount |
| Uchycení / montáž | 1/4"-20 / 3/8"-16 závit |
| Funkce | Hot-Swap / UPS (výměna za chodu) |
| Kompatibilita | Univerzální |
| For the battery | V-Mount |
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