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POWRIG USB-C PD to Canon LP-E6P Dummy Battery

COILED POWER CABLE (35–100CM / 8.4V) WITH LED INDICATOR FOR CANON CAMERAS

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Streamlined USB-C Power Delivery for Next-Gen Canon Hybrid & Cinema Shooters

Upgrade your production setup with the POWRIG USB-C PD to Canon LP-E6P Dummy Battery Coiled Power Cable, engineered to power high-performance Canon mirrorless and cinema bodies directly from portable USB-C PD power banks, AC wall adapters, or modern V-Mount batteries with USB-C output ports.

Designed specifically to meet the high peak-current draw of modern bodies such as the Canon EOS R5 Mark II and EOS R6 Mark II, this cable features an intelligent internal PD trigger module (accepting wide 9V–20V QC/PD input and delivering regulated 7.4V–8.4V DC output). The fully decoded LP-E6P emulator guarantees accurate battery percentage monitoring and zero camera error warnings, while the integrated green LED status indicator gives you instant visual confirmation of an active power handshake on set.

  • Intelligent USB-C PD / QC Fast-Charging Protocol: Automatically triggers 9V–20V Power Delivery profiles to output a rock-solid, camera-safe 7.4V – 8.4V DC supply.
  • Instant-Read Green LED Power Indicator: Embedded micro-LED lights up green the moment a successful PD/QC voltage handshake is established, eliminating on-set power troubleshooting.
  • Fully Decoded Canon LP-E6P Emulation: 100% compatible with Canon’s latest firmware protocols. Accurately reports battery life without camera startup prompts or power-throttling warnings.
  • Universal USB-C Power Source Compatibility: Draw power directly from standard PD power banks (18W / 30W / 45W / 65W+), and V-Mount / Gold-Mount batteries with bidirectional Type-C ports.
  • Flexible Coiled Cable (35–100cm / 13.8"–39.4"): Snag-free elastic spring wire keeps cage and gimbal cable routing clean and compact while extending effortlessly when adjusting mounting arms.

    Compatible Battery Emulation:

    • Canon LP-E6P, LP-E6NH, LP-E6N, LP-E6 (Replaces Canon DR-E6 / DR-E6P DC Coupler)

    Compatible Canon Cameras:

    • EOS R Cinema & Mirrorless: Canon EOS R5 Mark II, EOS R5, EOS R5 C, EOS R6 Mark II, EOS R6, EOS R7, EOS R, EOS Ra
    • Cinema EOS & Broadcast: Canon EOS C70 (via LP-E6 slot), Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K / 6K / 6K G2 (LP-E6 powered models)
    • EOS DSLR Series: Canon EOS 5D Mark IV, 5D Mark III, 5D Mark II, 5DS, 5DS R, 6D Mark II, 6D, 7D Mark II, 7D, 90D, 80D, 70D, 60D

    Required Power Sources (Power Input):

    • USB-C PD 3.0 / PD 2.0 / QC 3.0 Power Banks, V-Mount batteries supporting 9V–20V output (18W minimum, 30W+ recommended for EOS R5 Mark II 8K/high-bitrate modes).

Input Connector: USB Type-C Male (Integrated PD/QC Smart Trigger Chip)
Output Connector: Fully Decoded LP-E6P / DR-E6 Dummy Battery (Camera End)
Input Voltage Range: 9.0V – 20.0V DC (QC/PD Trigger)
Output Regulated Voltage: 7.4V – 8.4V DC
Maximum Output Current: 2.0-5.0A
Power Status Indication: Built-in Green LED
Cable Style: Spring Coiled
Cable Length: 35 cm – 100 cm / 13.8 in – 39.4 in (Extended)

1 × USB-C PD to Canon LP-E6P Dummy Battery Coiled Power Cable

Q: Can I power the Canon EOS R5 Mark II using a standard 10,000mAh USB-C power bank?
A: Yes, as long as your power bank supports USB Power Delivery (PD) with 9V, 12V, 15V, or 20V output and delivers at least 18W–30W. Standard 5V-only phone power banks without PD/QC protocols will not trigger the required voltage.

Q: What does the green LED on the Type-C connector mean?
A: The green LED lights up once the cable successfully establishes a high-voltage PD/QC handshake with your power source. If it does not light up, your power source does not support 9V–20V PD output or the port is unpowered.

Q: Will this trigger battery handshake errors or disable high-speed drive modes?
A: No. The fully decoded LP-E6P dummy battery communicates authentic battery handshake data to the camera, allowing full access to high-speed mechanical/electronic shutter modes, video recording, and accurate on-screen power readings.