SmallRig 5490 Camera Battery Charger for LP-E6P
SmallRig 5490 is an efficient charger for LP-E6P batteries with dual slots and fast charging, perfect for filmmakers and photographers.
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SmallRig 5490 Camera Battery Charger for LP-E6P
SmallRig 5490 Camera Battery Charger for LP-E6P – Dual Slot USB-C Charger with Fast Charging Capability
SmallRig 5490 is an indispensable tool for both filmmakers and photographers using Canon batteries LP-E6P, LP-E6NH, LP-E6, and LP-E6. This charger is designed to charge both original and third-party batteries, making it extremely versatile. With its dual slot design, users can charge two batteries simultaneously, saving time and providing an efficient solution for those who need quick recharging between shoots or filming sessions.
Clear Status Feedback and Warning Light
Each charging channel on the SmallRig 5490 is equipped with five LED indicators that provide clear visual feedback of the battery capacity in 20% increments. These indicators are practical, as they show the battery level even when no external power is connected. Additionally, the user is alerted by a red warning light when battery levels drop to critical levels, ensuring that you are always aware of the battery's status.
Versatile USB-C Input and Included Cable
The charger features a universal USB-C input and comes with a fast charging cable, making it compatible with a variety of power sources, including wall adapters, car chargers, and power banks. This provides users with great flexibility when it comes to charging, whether on location or in the studio. The included cable is a 60W USB-C to USB-C cable (1 m), ensuring that charging is both fast and efficient.
Intelligent Safety and Battery Care
SmallRig 5490 is designed with an intelligent circuit design that offers multiple safety features. The charger continuously monitors temperature and voltage to prevent overheating. If overheating is detected, the charging speed is automatically reduced to protect the battery. Additionally, the charger cuts off power in case of overvoltage, and when the battery approaches full capacity, it switches to trickle charging to preserve the battery's long-term health.
Certifications
- FCC
- CE
- RoHS
- ISED
- RCM
Notes on Power Adapters and Charging Behavior
- For optimal charging speed, a power adapter with 22.5W or higher output is recommended.
- Not compatible with 5V / 1A power adapters; these should not be used.
- When a 5V / 2.4A adapter is used, the charger will operate in slow mode, prioritizing the charging of the battery in Channel 1 first and automatically switching to Channel 2 when Channel 1 is fully charged.
Compatibility
- Compatible with Canon LP-E6P, LP-E6NH, LP-E6N, and LP-E6 batteries.
- Can charge both OEM (original) and third-party batteries that match these battery types.
Package Includes
- Camera battery charger for LP-E6P, LP-E6NH, LP-E6N, and LP-E6
- 60W USB-C to USB-C cable (1 m)
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| USB-C Input | 5V / 2.4A, 9V / 2A, 12V / 1.75A, 15V / 1.5A; 22.5W (Max) |
| USB-C Protocol | PD3.0, QC2.0, QC3.0 |
Frequently asked questions
What batteries can the SmallRig 5490 charger use?
It is compatible with Canon LP-E6P, LP-E6NH, LP-E6N, and LP-E6 batteries, and can charge both original and third-party batteries that match these battery types.
How many batteries can the charger charge at the same time?
The SmallRig 5490 has a dual-slot design and can charge two batteries simultaneously.
What happens if the battery levels drop to critical levels?
A red warning light turns on to alert the user when the battery levels drop to critical levels.
What type of input does the charger have?
The charger has a universal USB-C input and comes with a 60W USB-C to USB-C cable.
What safety features does the SmallRig 5490 have?
The charger continuously monitors temperature and voltage to prevent overheating, reduces the charging speed in case of overheating, cuts off power in case of overvoltage, and switches to maintenance charging when the battery approaches full capacity.
