Tilta NP-FZ100 Charging Station Battery Kit (4 Batteries) - Green

This kit pairs the Tilta charging station for NP-FZ100 batteries with four Tilta NP-FZ100 batteries rated at 2400 mAh. The station has four charging bays, draws up to 45 W over USB-C and fills four batteries in about three hours. Every battery has its own USB-C input and a decoding chip, so the camera reports the true charge level.

Almost everyone carries a single-slot charger — and then spends the evening swapping four batteries through it. This station fills all four charging bays at once and still fits into a pocket of the bag.

Four batteries at once, in three hours

The station has four charging bays and fills them simultaneously. It draws up to 45 W over USB-C, so four NP-FZ100 batteries are full in about three hours — 68 % faster than a single-slot charger, according to the manufacturer. The station has no internal battery; it needs an adapter or a power bank to charge.

A charge indicator at every bay

The charging bays are marked 01 to 04 and each has its own charge indicator. One glance shows which battery is done and which is still filling, so there is no need to try them one by one before leaving.

Four bays under one lid

The clear lid holds the batteries in place and protects the contacts while the station rides in the bag. It opens in one motion and the batteries lift out from the top without unplugging the station from the power source.

Sony batteries and third-party ones alike

The station charges original Sony NP-FZ100 batteries, Tilta batteries and most third-party NP-FZ100 batteries. There is no need to keep track of whose battery is which.

Weighs 176 g and fits in the bag

The PC and ABS housing measures 121.5 × 57 × 76 mm and weighs 176 g. It is an EDC format: the station takes up about as much room in the bag as a flat box and needs no separate case.

Tilta NP-FZ100 batteries with their own USB-C input

The kit contains four Tilta NP-FZ100 batteries rated at 2400 mAh. Each has its own USB-C input, so it can be topped up without the station. A decoding chip reports the true charge level to the camera and no unapproved-battery warning appears. Measured to CIPA, one battery lasts 600 stills or over two hours of video.