Tilta Canon C200/C300 MK II Power to PTAP Cable

The Tilta TCB-4LE-PTAP is a 33.02 cm power cable with a P-Tap plug at one end and a 4-pin Lemo plug at the other. It plugs into the P-Tap output on a battery plate and carries power to the 4-pin Lemo power input of the Canon EOS C200 and C300 Mark II. The camera then runs off a V-Mount or Gold Mount battery on the Tilta Universal Battery Plate or on any other plate with P-Tap.

The Tilta TCB-4LE-PTAP powers the Canon EOS C200 and C300 Mark II from the big battery on the rig. Instead of small camera batteries the power comes from a V-Mount or Gold Mount battery through the plate's P-Tap output — the camera runs longer and there is one battery to swap for the whole setup.

P-Tap on the plate, 4-pin Lemo into the camera

The P-Tap plug goes into the P-Tap power output of the battery plate — the cable is designed for the Tilta Universal Battery Plate but fits any plate with P-Tap. The 4-pin Lemo plug at the other end goes into the power input of the Canon EOS C200 or C300 Mark II and holds with push-pull locking, so it will not pull out as the rig moves. The cable does not change the voltage; it carries to the camera what the battery on the plate supplies.

33 cm of straight cable

The 33.02 cm length matches the distance between the plate at the back of the rig and the camera's power input, so no loop forms on the cage. The cable is straight, with copper conductors, a rubber jacket and connectors of aluminium alloy and ABS plastic. The colour is black.

Tilta cables

The Tilta TCB cable range links camera, battery and accessories on the rig: power from a V-Mount or Gold Mount plate over P-Tap, 2-pin Lemo, 3-pin Fischer or a DC barrel connector, USB-C PD for monitors and handles, 7-pin control cables for the Nucleus system and HDMI or BNC for the picture. Lengths follow the rig — short on the cage, longer out to arms and batteries; this cable is one of them.