Description

DC-C1 DC Coupler

The Sony DC‑C1 turns your camera into a perpetual power machine by slotting into the battery bay and powering via USB‑C Power Delivery. Designed for creators who refuse to compromise—this nimble coupler supports both NP‑FZ100 and NP‑FW50 battery formats using cleverly integrated adapter plates. It’s the ideal companion for livestreaming, long timelapse, or marathon shoots, delivering uninterrupted performance in any environment.

• USB Power Delivery (PD) DC coupler supplies power to a camera for long periods: The DC-C1 provides continuous, reliable power to cameras compatible with NP-FZ100 or NP-FW50 batteries, enabling extended photo and video shooting A USB PD power supply (65 W or more) and USB cable with USB PD support (5 A) (sold separately) are required.
• Supply power to cameras that use NP-FZ100 or NP-FW50 batteries: The DC-C1 can supply power to cameras that use NP-FZ100 or NP-FW50 batteries, by inserting the plug-in plate into the camera’s battery slot. [A]: plug-in plate adaptor for NP-FZ100; [B]: plug-in plate for NP-FW50.
• Lockable USB cable prevents disconnection: To prevent accidental cable disconnection, [A] a USB connector with a locking screw can be fixed to the locking screw hole on the DC-C1, or [B] an anchor loop can be used to secure the cable to the USB port.
• Compact and lightweight body for outdoor shooting: The DC-C1 is smaller and lighter than the AC-PW20 despite the added functionality to secure the USB cable against accidental disconnection, making it convenient for outdoor shooting.
• Length-adjustable cable for a variety of needs: A 1.6 m cable connects the plug-in plate to the power supply assembly of the DC-C1, allowing for flexible setup during shooting. The length of the cable is adjustable by bundling the cable band, to meet the needs of various shooting situations.
• Power Indicator Lamp shows power supply status: The lamp on the power supply assembly turns on when power is being supplied to the camera through the DC-C1. The lamp flashes if a USB PD power supply incapable of delivering more than 65 W power output, or a USB cable with USB PD support incapable of delivering an electric current of 5 A, is connected.