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SmallRig 5536 Adapter Plate for NP-F Type Batteries (Supports UPS)
SmallRig 5536 Adapter Plate for NP-F Type Batteries (Supports UPS)
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SmallRig 5536 Adapter Plate for NP-F Type Batteries (Supports UPS)

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Delivery: Ordered from external warehouse. Approx 5-12 Days Delivery

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  • BrandSmallRig

Description

Article no.: 31596

SmallRig 5536 Adapter Plate for NP-F Type Batteries – Supports UPS and Hot-Swap Power

The SmallRig 5536 adapter plate provides continuous power for mirrorless cameras, monitors, and other gear that use NP-F series batteries. It accepts one or two NP-F batteries and supports a hot-swap UPS workflow when two batteries are installed, so you can replace a battery without shutting down connected devices.

Key features

  • Mounting flexibility: attach the plate using a V-mount plate or the bottom 1/4"-20 threaded holes.
  • One or two NP-F batteries accepted for modular power and extended runtime.
  • Hot-swap UPS support: with two batteries installed, replace one battery without interrupting power to connected devices.
  • Multiple output ports: D-Tap, DC and USB-C outputs let you power several devices at the same time.
  • Port placement designed to avoid interference with camera operation and top handles.
  • USB-C input supports up to 36W, enabling the plate to act as a charging dock.

Intelligent battery management

The adapter plate includes an integrated intelligent management chip that optimizes both discharging and charging to improve efficiency and usability.

  • Discharging behavior:
    • The plate draws from the battery with the lower charge first.
    • When voltage drops, it switches to parallel output to enable hot-swaps and to power high-demand devices.
  • Charging behavior:
    • The plate prioritizes charging the battery with the higher state of charge initially.
    • After that, it switches to simultaneous charging of both batteries to improve charging efficiency.

Controls and indicators

SmallRig designed simple, on-device controls to make operation quick and clear.

  • Independent power switch: press once to check power status and activate output.
  • Long press (2 seconds) disables output for all connected devices, so you do not need to unplug cables after use.
  • Independent LED indicators for each channel provide clear, at-a-glance battery status updates.

Compatibility

  • NP-F550 / 570 / 750 / 770 / 950 / 970
  • Accessories with a V-mount interface or 1/4"-20 screw

Packaging includes

  • Adapter Plate
  • User Manual

Specifications

Specification Details
Supported batteries NP-F550 / 570 / 750 / 770 / 950 / 970
Mounting options V-mount plate or bottom 1/4"-20 threaded holes
Output ports D-Tap, DC, USB-C
USB-C input power Supports up to 36W (enables charging dock functionality)
UPS / Hot-swap Supported when two batteries are installed
Battery management Integrated intelligent management chip for optimized discharging and charging
Power control Independent power switch; long press (2s) disables output
Indicators Independent LED indicators for each battery channel
Package contents Adapter Plate, User Manual

FAQ

Question: Can I replace a battery without powering down my camera? Answer: Yes. When you install two NP-F batteries the plate supports hot-swap UPS, allowing you to replace one battery without shutting down connected devices.

Question: Can I charge the batteries through the adapter? Answer: Yes. The USB-C port supports up to 36W of input, which lets the plate act as a charging dock for the installed batteries.

Question: How do I mount the adapter to my rig? Answer: You can mount the plate using a V-mount plate or attach it via the bottom 1/4"-20 threaded holes, depending on your setup.

Question: Will the outputs block my camera controls or handles? Answer: The output ports are strategically placed to avoid interference with camera operation and the use of top handles, so they are positioned to minimize obstruction.

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