Tilta Power Supply for Universal Cooling System - Black

The Tilta Power Supply for the Universal Cooling System attaches to the cooler magnetically and powers it from its built-in 3000 mAh battery — the setup on the camera stays compact, without a single cable. The module weighs 70 g, measures 62 × 58 × 20.5 mm and fits wherever a cable to a PD source or V-mount battery would get in the way. The TA-UCS-B cooler is sold separately; the Power Kit contains both.

The Tilta Power Supply for the Universal Cooling System (TA-UCSP-B) is a magnetic 3000 mAh battery that frees the Tilta cooler from its cable. It is the same module included in the Power Kit — on its own it serves as an add-on to the TA-UCS-B cooler or as a spare.

Magnetic 3000 mAh battery

The module has a built-in 3000 mAh battery and attaches to the Tilta Universal Cooling System cooler magnetically via the contacts on its back — no cable, no screws. Only the cooler with the module stays on the camera, which comes in handy when shooting handheld, on a gimbal or anywhere a cable to an external source gets in the way.

Charging over USB-C, status on the indicators

On the back of the module are the USB-C charging port and the magnetic contacts for the cooler; a row of indicators shows the battery status. The ABS module measures 62 × 58 × 20.5 mm and weighs 70 g, so it adds practically nothing to the setup on the camera.

Power: magnetic module or USB-C

The power supply for the Universal Cooling System attaches to the cooler magnetically, and the setup stays compact and cable-free. For wired power there is the USB-C port — from a PD source, a power bank or a V-mount battery, which comes in handy for livestreams, interviews or all-day shoots.

The Tilta Universal Cooling System family

The cooler is sold on its own (TA-UCS-B, powered over USB-C), the magnetic power supply with a built-in 3000 mAh battery is also sold separately (TA-UCSP-B), and the Power Kit (TA-UCSK-B) contains both. The cooler is universal — it works with mirrorless cameras from Sony, Canon, Nikon, Fujifilm and Panasonic Lumix.