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5v 6000mah Li-ion power pack.
This neat little battery pack can be used to provide extra power to our recorders including the PV800 and DV500 DVR's.
Supplied with a UK mains charger and it has an integrated battery LED level meter.
Can provide power to or charge any USB device.
Can power a PV800 or DV500 for over 10 hours record time.
Small, pocket sized: 100 x 70 x 20mm 170grms.
5v 6000 mAh
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12v 8400mah Li-ion power pack.
Exactly the same as the battery pack above but outputs 12v so you can connect it to any bullet camera or digital recorder that takes a 12v input such as the PDR100 or the XM-DVR Pro.
Supplied with a UK mains charger and DC Connecting cables.
It will power a standard bullet camera for over 20 hours. We also do a kit which outputs both 12v and 5v (see below) so you can power both a camera and a recorder from the same external battery.
Small, pocket sized: 100 x 70 x 20mm 170grms.
12v 8400 mAh
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8 x AA Battery Holder
With a good set of 8 rechargeable batteries, our cameras can run for over 10 hours on a good charge. This is the new version of the battery holder which has the cables directly soldered to the terminals. So you can't accidentally knock them off any more!
Batteries not included.
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12v DC Regulator/adapter
You can power your bullet cam from your car or bike's 12v system as long as you use a 12v regulator. This stops anything more than 12v going in to the camera and causing damage of the unrepairable kind. |
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Dual Cig lighter adapter
Use this to give you another accessory socket in your car or on your bike.
Rated to 3amp. |
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Triple Cig lighter adapter
Plug this in to your cig lighter and it gives you three outputs.
Nothing overly complicated about these items...plug and play and does what it say on the side of the tin.
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Bike/Car hard wiring kit.
Power both the camera and the recorder from your vehicle's own 12v battery. Ideally, this should be connected to the fuse box or direct to the battery if you use an in-line fuse.
This kit will give you two power outputs, one at 5v and one at 12v for your camera and the recorder. |
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12v Car power kit.
Plug this in to your car's cig lighter socket to power both the camera and the recorder. The camera is fed a regulated 12v supply and the recorder gets 5v from the 12v to 5v regulator. Record all day long with no worries about the batteries going flat on you. |
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12v 8400mAh 12v and 5v kit.
Use this kit to power both the camera and the recorder from the same power supply. 5v goes to the recorder and 12v goes to the camera and mic. You can record for over 12 hours using this kit. |
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DC Power Switch
A very handy power switch that you can use to turn your equipment on and off with.
Supplied with a 1.5m cable and two connectors. One female 2.1mm DC and one male 2.1mm DC. This will go in between your power supply and your camera and provides a tidy solution for switching the 12v power to your camera or recorder.
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12v In-Line DC Regulator for bike/car
If you want to connect your camera to your bike or car's 12v system then you will need to regulate the voltage going in to the camera. This little box will not allow enough voltage through to do damage to your equipment. It has tipped bare wires on the input side and a 2.1mm DC plug on the output side. An in-line fuse should be used if connecting directly to a battery.
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Power for your recorder
Most digital recorders such as the pvr500r, dv500, pv800 and archos take a 5v supply to power them. You can use this cable to run these device from any 12v supply including the battery packs above. Record all day long without having to worry about changing batteries. |
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UK 12v Mains Adapter
For use with all cameras except wireless cameras.
We don't know why you would want to power your helmet camera from the mains, but if you do then this is what you should use.
For indoor use only.
NOTE: Being connected to the mains will restrict your movement! |
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8 X Vapextech AA 2900mAh Batteries Ni-MH
If you think you'll be doing a lot of filming then the best way to power your helmet camera is with rechargeable batteries or a power pack. These Vapextech batteries are rated at 2900mAh. A full charge should last 11-12 hours. Non- rechargeables are expensive, after a couple of charges you'll be saving money as well as the planet.
Upto 1000 x charge cycles, no memory effect.
8 x 1.2v = 9.6v 2900mAh |
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