Tether Tools ONsite Relay C Camera Power System

The Tether Tools ONsite Relay C Camera Power System is used to power your camera continually with ...

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The Tether Tools ONsite Relay C Camera Power System is designed for photographers needing continuous power for their cameras, especially during long shoots or in remote locations. Its key benefit is providing an uninterrupted power source, either from AC wall power or a USB-C battery, preventing missed shots due to battery depletion. A potential caveat is the need for an external USB-C battery for full portability, as relying solely on AC power limits its use outdoors. This system ensures your camera remains powered, making it ideal for travel photography, astrophotography, time-lapses, and extended shooting sessions.

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SeriesONsite
Model Part NumberTETH360
BrandTetherTools

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FAQs

What is the primary benefit of the ONsite Relay C system?

The primary benefit is providing continuous, uninterrupted power to your camera, preventing shutdowns due to battery depletion during long shoots.

Can I use this system without an AC outlet?

Yes, you can use it with a compatible external USB-C power bank, offering portability for location shooting.

Does it come with a dummy battery?

No, the ONsite Relay C system typically requires a compatible dummy battery or DC coupler specific to your camera model, which is sold separately.

Is it compatible with all camera brands?

It is designed for compatibility with most camera brands that accept external DC power input. You should verify your camera's specific requirements.

What type of USB-C battery should I use?

A USB-C power bank with sufficient output (voltage and amperage) for your camera's needs is recommended. Check your camera's power specifications.

How do I maintain the ONsite Relay C system?

Keep the unit clean and dry, and ensure proper cable management to avoid stress or damage. Store it in a safe place away from extreme conditions.

Troubleshooting

Camera does not power on.

Verify that the AC adapter is plugged in and receiving power, or that the USB-C battery is sufficiently charged and properly connected. Ensure the dummy battery/DC coupler is correctly seated in the camera and connected to the Relay C.

Intermittent power loss.

Check all cable connections for security. Ensure the USB-C power source has sufficient output capacity and is not depleted. Test with a different AC outlet or USB-C battery.

System overheats.

Ensure the unit has adequate ventilation and is not covered or placed in a confined space. Discontinue use if overheating persists and contact support.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Eliminates battery change interruptions.
  • Versatile power options (AC and USB-C battery).
  • Broad compatibility with various camera brands.
  • Simple to set up and integrate into existing rigs.
  • Enables prolonged shooting sessions without power concerns.

Cons

  • Requires an external USB-C battery for full portability.
  • May add cable management complexity to a setup.
  • Dependent on the quality and capacity of the external power source.
  • Not a battery itself, requires a separate power source.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: Connect the Relay C unit to your camera using the appropriate dummy battery or DC coupler (sold separately). Plug the system's AC adapter into a wall outlet, or connect a compatible USB-C power bank to the designated input port. Ensure all connections are secure before powering on your camera.

Compatibility: This system is designed to be compatible with most camera brands that can be powered via a DC input or dummy battery. Always verify your camera's power requirements and ensure you are using the correct dummy battery or DC coupler for your specific camera model.

Care: Keep the unit clean and dry. Wipe with a soft, dry cloth if necessary. Avoid exposure to extreme temperatures or moisture. Ensure cables are not kinked or stressed during use or storage.