Tilta P-TAP to 4-Pin Lemo Cable

The Tilta TCB-DTP-4LE-17 is a P-Tap → 4-pin Lemo power cable. It plugs into the P-Tap port of the rig's battery plate and powers accessories with a 4-pin Lemo input from the same battery that runs the camera — with no extra small packs on the rig. Length 57.15 cm; copper conductors, rubber jacket, aluminium alloy connectors.

The Tilta TCB-DTP-4LE-17 is the cable for accessories that have a 4-pin Lemo power socket instead of a DC barrel. Through P-Tap the rig's main battery becomes their source too, the build stays small and only one battery gets swapped.

P-Tap → 4-pin Lemo

The P-Tap (D-Tap) plug goes into the output of a Tilta battery plate or into a V-Mount or Gold Mount battery with a P-Tap port. The other end is a 4-pin Lemo plug for accessories with this power input. The cable passes the battery voltage through unregulated, so it is used with devices that accept it. To carry power further along the rig there are the 4-pin cables of the TCB range — extensions and right-angled.

57 cm of straight cable

The 57.15 cm length reaches from the battery plate at the back of the cage to an accessory on the top handle or on an arm with no loop left over. The conductors are copper, the jacket rubber and the connectors aluminium alloy. The cable is straight; the Lemo plug locks in its socket and will not pull out from an accidental tug on the cable.

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.