Datavideo PD-2A Power Distributor providing 400 Watt

Datavideo PD-2A Power Distributor — 400 Watt power center for combining up to 10 supplies

The Datavideo PD-2A gives you a centralized 400 watt rated power source for multiple 12V devices. It lets you combine up to ten individual power supplies into a single power connection, simplifying power management on set or in a studio.

Key features

• Combine up to 10 power supplies into a single power connection, creating one 400 watt rated power source.
• Multiple DC output connections to feed a range of 12V devices: 4 x 3A, 2 x 5A, and 2 x 10A 12V XLR DC ports.

How you can use it

Use the PD-2A to centralize power from several supplies and distribute that power to cameras, monitors, lights, and other 12V accessories that accept XLR DC inputs. By consolidating connections, you reduce cable clutter and make power distribution more predictable and manageable during shoots.

In the box

• 1 x PD-2A product
• 1 x AC Cord

Technical specifications

FAQ

Question: How does the PD-2A simplify power on set?
Answer: The PD-2A lets you combine up to ten individual power supplies into one 400 watt rated connection and then distribute power through multiple 12V XLR DC outputs. This reduces the number of separate power runs and centralizes your power distribution for easier management.

Question: What types of outputs does the PD-2A provide?
Answer: The unit provides multiple 12V XLR DC outputs: four 3A ports, two 5A ports, and two 10A ports. These outputs allow you to power a variety of 12V devices that accept XLR DC connections.

Question: What is included with the PD-2A?
Answer: The box contains the PD-2A product itself and one AC cord, so you can connect it to mains power and begin using the distribution outputs right away.

Question: Is the PD-2A suitable for powering multiple accessories simultaneously?
Answer: Yes. With a combined 400 watt rating and a mix of 3A, 5A, and 10A 12V XLR DC outputs, the PD-2A is designed to feed multiple 12V accessories concurrently, provided the total draw remains within the rated power budget.