CORE 24" PD PRO TO FLYING LEADS 5V/15V/20V/28V

Core 24” PD Pro to Flying Leads

24″ / 60cm PD Pro to Flying Leads, 5v/15v/20v/28v. For use with the Core Powerbase Edge Snap and HyperCore G3 series.

The Core SWX PD Pro to Flying Leads Cable offers ultimate flexibility for professionals who need customizable power solutions. With an open-ended design, this cable allows users to attach their own connector of choice, making it compatible with a wide range of equipment. Whether you’re powering cameras, lights, or specialized devices, the flying leads provide a tailored connection to meet your exact needs.

What sets this cable apart is its programmable voltage output. Users can configure the cable to deliver 5V, 15V, 20V, or 28V, giving you precise control over your power supply to match the requirements of your gear. Engineered with high-quality materials for reliability in demanding environments, the PD Pro to Flying Leads Cable is the perfect solution for those looking to customize their power setup with confidence and ease.

Technical Note

Core’s PD Pro is a highly adaptable power platform designed to support a wide range of auxiliary video and audio devices, offering flexible power output solutions tailored to various production needs. While the PDP-USBC cable allows the connected device to determine the necessary voltage, all other PD Pro cables deliver a fixed voltage pre-set by Core for each specific application. These fixed outputs are optimized to ensure peak performance for your devices.

It’s important to verify that your devices can handle the fixed voltage provided by PD Pro cables, similar to how you would with an unregulated P-Tap cable. For example, while unregulated P-Tap cables may output a wide voltage range (11-17V DC), a PD Pro cable designed for 12V 2-pin LEMO input devices consistently provides a regulated 15V output. This mid-range voltage is carefully calibrated for balance and efficiency, ensuring neither excessively high nor low output, maximizing device stability.

Core is continuously expanding their list of compatible devices and developing new cables to meet the needs of all auxiliary production equipment, including future fixed 12V options for narrow-range devices.