The DQC1 features a USB-C input for charging the connected battery and supports up to 45 watts max. The charging module is housed inside a metal chassis. It also features a 4 LED charging meter, allowing you to monitor the progress of your battery's charge.
USB-C Input Standards Supported:
•5V 3A
•9V 3A
•12V 3A
•15V 3A
•20V 2.25A
The DQC-1 Smart Battery Charger is super compact and portable, making it an ideal choice for reality TV, news, and documentary crews. It can easily be packed in a bag and taken on location, ensuring that your batteries are always charged and ready to go.
The DQC1 can also be used as a USB-C output device, supplying up to 45 watts. Because of its high wattage output, it is powerful enough to even run a laptop on set.
USB-C Output Standards Supported:
•5V 2.5A
•9V 2.5A
•12V 2.5A
•15V 2.5A
•20V 2.5A
The DQC1 is a hungry for power, luckily our 140W GaN meets those needs and then some.
With a nominal voltage of 14.4V and a maximum voltage of 16.8V, the S-95 battery can power a wide range of equipment, including RF splitters, wireless, and recorders.
For the On-the-go professional
| Size | 53. 5*45*16.5mm |
| Weight | 90g |
| Cable Length | 120mm |
| Charging Indicator | LED |
| Battery Life Meter | LED |
| USB-C Input | 5V3A 9V3A 12V3A 15V3A 20V2.25A |
| USB-C Output | 5V2.5A 9V2.5A 12V2.5A 15V2.5A 20V2.25A |
| Battery Cup Output Voltage Max | 16. 8V @ 45W |
| Battery Cup Connector | 2054 - 5 Blade |
Technically yes, you can. But it would be very slow.
If you use a 20V 2.5A USB-C power supply (like those used for laptops), you can expect a charge time of roughly 2.1 hours.
Yes. The DQC1 is designed to work with any 2054-style battery that meets the SBS Specification Version 1.1 standard.
