Power Distribution Box DB-8 (Sony Burano, Gold Mount)
Power Distribution Box DB-8 (Sony Burano, Gold Mount) attaches directly to the back of the camera body using the V-Mount interface to provide intelligent power distribution with D-Taps, 5V USB-C PD, 3pin Fischers, and 2pin LEMO compatible connectors. Removable LANC cable enables remote start/stop capability using 3pin Fischer devices. When using communicative batteries, data is converted to SMBus and sent to the camera enabling percentage data on the monitor.
Hot swap between onboard battery and 4pin XLR DC INPUT without losing camera or accessory power. When both sources are connected, the DC INPUT takes priority down to 12.5V at which point, the DB-8 will switch to an onboard battery.
With the SMART FUSE design, camera power is monitored and the remaining power budget is allocated to accessories. For example, the Burano uses approximately 2.8A at 14V so when using a 10A capable battery, the remaining 6.2A is allocated for accessory use. If an accessory configuration exceeds the 6.2A limit, accessory power is cut off, leaving the camera powered. The SMART FUSE LED will illuminate showing the error and once the configuration has been adjusted to lower than 6.2A, the RESET button can be pressed and power will be re-enabled to accessory outputs.
In the event of a complete short circuit, the system will immediately shut down and can only be turned back on once the short circuit has been removed.
The DB-8 is also compatible with Sony Venice and Venice 2 and start / stop capability can be added using the optional adapter cable.
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INPUTS
BATT Gold Mount plate with Anton Bauer communication
DC IN 4pin XLR (11-17V)
OUTPUTS
2x D-Tap (battery voltage)
2x 3pin (24V at 2.5A with run/stop)
2x 2pin (battery voltage)
1x USB-C PD (5V at 3A with thread lock)
Also available in a V-Mount version!
Tilta Warning: When using a Tilta Nucleus lens control system, only one 3pin Fischer cable is required. Do not use an additional power cable. Due to Tilta's design error, the Nucleus motors will short circuit 24V and 12V causing damage to the camera, power distribution PCB, and possibly other devices connected.
