Power Cable for DJI RS2 to Sony FX6 / FX9, 6-Pin to Right-Angle DC

Power Your Sony FX6/FX9 Directly from DJI RS2

Eliminate the need for a separate V-mount or NP-F battery plate when running your Sony FX6 or FX9 on a DJI RS2 gimbal. This 6-pin to right-angle DC power cable draws power directly from the RS2's power port, stepping up and regulating the output to a stable 18-19.5V — exactly what your FX6 or FX9 needs for reliable, uninterrupted operation.

Why a Regulated Cable?

The DJI RS2 outputs power at a variable voltage that can fluctuate with gimbal load and battery level. This cable includes a built-in voltage regulator that steps up and stabilizes the output to a constant 18-19.5V, protecting your camera's sensitive electronics from voltage spikes and drops. Never risk damaging your FX6 or FX9 with unregulated power again.

Key Features

• 6-Pin Lemo to Right-Angle DC — 6-pin male connector plugs into the DJI RS2 power port; right-angle DC barrel plug fits the Sony FX6 / FX9 power input for a clean, snag-free cable run
• Built-In Voltage Regulator — Steps up and stabilizes output to a constant 18-19.5V, protecting your camera electronics from fluctuation
• 69cm / 27in Cable Length — Long enough for flexible routing on a gimbal rig, short enough to avoid excess cable bulk
• Lightweight & Shielded — Flexible shielded cable designed for on-set and run-and-gun production use; minimal weight impact on gimbal balance
• Gold-Plated Pins — Reliable, corrosion-resistant connection for consistent power delivery

Compatible Equipment

Setup Guide

1. Mount your Sony FX6 or FX9 on the DJI RS2 gimbal and balance as usual.
2. Plug the 6-pin Lemo connector into the RS2's power output port.
3. Connect the right-angle DC barrel plug to your camera's DC power input.
4. The inline voltage regulator automatically steps up the RS2 output to 18-19.5V — no switches or adjustments needed.
5. Power on the RS2 and verify your camera is receiving stable power.

FAQ

Does this work with the DJI RS3 or RS4?

This cable is designed for the DJI RS2's 6-pin power port. The RS3 and RS4 may use different connector types. Please check your gimbal's power port before purchasing. Contact us if you're unsure about compatibility.

Do I need to adjust the voltage?

No. The built-in voltage regulator automatically outputs a stable 18-19.5V. There are no switches or dials — just plug in and go.

Will this affect my gimbal's balance or runtime?

The cable is lightweight and adds minimal weight to your rig. The RS2 will draw slightly more power from its own battery to supply the camera, so expect somewhat reduced gimbal runtime compared to running the FX6/FX9 on its own battery. For extended shoots, consider a RS2 battery grip or external power solution.

Why a right-angle DC plug?

The right-angle (90-degree) design keeps the cable running parallel to the camera body, reducing strain on the connector and preventing the cable from catching on your rig. This is especially important on a moving gimbal where cable snags can cause balance shifts or disconnections.

Is this cable shielded?

Yes. The cable uses shielded construction to minimize electromagnetic interference (EMI) from the gimbal motors and other electronic components, ensuring clean, stable power delivery to your camera.