Connecting Your Relay Camera Coupler

While the Case Relay makes worrying about the charge in your camera battery a thing of the past, we do get several questions about the product from photographers, videographers, and reviewers – and even covered a few of them on TetherTalk.com. One such question which we haven’t covered, but has come up is, “After I insert my Relay Camera Coupler, won’t my camera door be hanging open?” The answer is no, camera battery doors actually have a rubber trap door to let the coupler cable to exit, and the door to close. Next time you have your camera out, open your battery door and look around for a small rubber trap door. Add-on battery grips also include a trap door for routing a coupler cable! Case Relay meets the demands of filmmakers and photographers for whom consistent camera up-time is critical. Stopping video or photo production to remove cameras from stands to change batteries is a challenge of the past.  Case Relay’s secondary 1,200 mAh charge, means you can swap out power sources mid-shoot and maintain 100% uptime. Case Relay is compatible currently with many Canon, Nikon, Sony, Panasonic, Fuji, Olympus, and Black Magic cameras and can be powered by any 5V USB power bank any 2.1+A USB Wall Adapter or any Dtap (VMount) battery system.  It can also power any monitors and accessories that use the Sony NPFL Series batteries.

What is the Proper Way to Connect the Case Relay? Here’s the Recommended Connection Sequence:

1 – Keeping the cables unconnected, insert Relay Camera Coupler into camera, completely close door. 2 – Connect the Case Relay to the power source. 3 – Connect the Relay Camera Coupler to the Case Relay More questions about the Case Relay? Check out our FAQ and instructions page.

Learn more and purchase your own Case Relay Camera Power System now at www.TetherTools.com.