The Tilta WLC-T04-PC-DCM21 power cable powers the Nucleus Nano wireless lens control motor from a 5.5 × 2.1 mm DC socket — for example the 8 V DC output of the Tilta Dual 18650 Battery Pack for the Nucleus Nano motor. It has a Micro USB connector on the motor end and a right-angle (90°) 5.5/2.1 mm DC connector on the source end that does not stick out or get…
The Tilta WLC-T04-PC-DCM21 power cable powers the Nucleus Nano wireless lens control motor from a 5.5 × 2.1 mm DC socket — for example the 8 V DC output of the Tilta Dual 18650 Battery Pack for the Nucleus Nano motor. It has a Micro USB connector on the motor end and a right-angle (90°) 5.5/2.1 mm DC connector on the source end that does not stick out or get in the way on the rig. Length 39 cm, black finish.
The Tilta Micro USB to 90 Degree 2.1mm DC Motor Power Cable is the power cable for the Nucleus Nano motor from sources with a 5.5 × 2.1 mm DC socket.
The Nucleus Nano motor is powered over Micro USB; this cable feeds it from a source with a 5.5 × 2.1 mm DC socket instead of USB. The typical source is the Tilta Dual 18650 Battery Pack for the Nucleus Nano motor, whose 8 V DC output is exactly this size. The DC connector is angled at 90°, so the cable runs along the source and stays out of the way on a small rig or gimbal. 39 cm is enough from the battery pack on the rod to the motor at the lens. The connector bodies are aluminium alloy, stainless steel, rubber and ABS plastic.
Nucleus is Tilta's family of wireless lens control: a motor on the rods turns focus, iris or zoom, driven remotely by a hand wheel, a FIZ hand unit or a hand grip. Nucleus Nano is the smallest version for gimbals and light rigs; Nucleus-M II and Nano II are the current generation with a shared ecosystem — motors, controllers, cables and adapters combine across the range. This part is one of them.
| Manufacturer: | Tilta |
| Category: | Power Cables |
| Colour | Black |
| Connectors | DC barrel · Micro-USB |
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