What is the purpose of the Pegasus Battery Coupler for my Nikon D5500?
The Pegasus Battery Coupler acts as a "dummy battery," replacing your standard Nikon EN-EL14 battery. It allows you to power your D5500 from a larger, external power source like a Pocket Powerbox for an entire night, eliminating the need to swap batteries and risk disturbing your imaging setup.
Which Pegasus Coupler do I need for my Nikon D810?
For the Nikon D810, you need the Pegasus EP-5B Coupler. This model is designed as a replacement for the Nikon EN-EL15 battery, which is used in the D810 and other models like the D750, D610, and D7100.
How do I power the Pegasus Nikon Battery Coupler with my Ultimate Powerbox v2?
You must use one of the adjustable voltage outputs on the Ultimate Powerbox v2. In the Pegasus software, set that output to 8 V before you plug in the coupler. Using a higher voltage will damage your camera. Do not use the 12V outputs.
Will using the Pegasus Battery Coupler damage my Nikon camera?
Not when it is powered the way Pegasus specifies: from the DSLR Out of a DSLR Buddy or Pocket Powerbox, or from an adjustable output set to 8 V. Pegasus warns that a higher voltage will damage the camera, so never plug it into a 12V output.
My Nikon D3400 shows a message on screen after installing the Pegasus Coupler. What should I do?
This can happen when the camera starts on a coupler. Pegasus says to select OK, and the camera operates as usual.
Which coupler fits a Nikon Df?
The Df uses the EN-EL14 battery, so it takes the EP-5A coupler (PEG-COUPL-ENEL14).