ProMaster Sony NP-FW50 Battery - USB Type-C

The ProMaster Sony NP-FW50 Battery with USB Type-C Port is a replacement camera battery from ProMaster with a USB Type-C charging port.

Technical Details

ProMaster Sony NP-FW50 Battery with USB Type-C Port Power your camera with the ProMaster 1,100mAh Li-ion rechargeable battery, featuring an integrated USB-C charging port for the ultimate convenience.

No need for a separate charger, simply connect a USB-C cable and wait for the LED indicator to switch from red to green, signalling a full charge. This could well be the most convenient rechargeable camera battery on the market, with a USB-C to USB-A charging cord included for your ease.

It functions perfectly using a USB power source with a minimum charging current of 0.5A (3.0A max) and is compatible with cameras using the Sony NP-FW50 battery. Not only does it have its own on-board charging port, but it also works with in-camera charging and external chargers.

Key Features

• Integrated USB-C charging port
• Compatible with cameras using the Sony NP-FW50 battery
• Works with in-camera charging and external chargers
• Comes with a protective storage case

The built-in charging port eliminates the need to tie up your camera for lengthy charging periods, allowing you to use your camera whilst charging additional batteries externally.

Forget about carrying and keeping track of an external charger, just use the common USB-C charging cord (included) and charge your battery outside of your camera without the need for an additional, dedicated charger.

The battery comes in a fantastic case that also serves as a protective storage unit. With two internal compartments, you can safely store the battery and the included USB-C charging cable, or alternatively, a second battery.

This case ensures the battery remains clean and its contacts won't accidentally touch any metal objects or get damaged during storage and transportation.

Safety Features

Safety features of this battery include overcharge and over discharge protection, overcurrent protection, overvoltage protection (voltage regulation), and short-circuit protection. Charging time from fully depleted to 100% is approximately 2 hours and 20 minutes (with 0.95A minimum charging current).