› Li-ion battery pack of 7.2V nominal voltage
› 24Wh / 3.3Ah large capacity
› Comparable to SONY NP-F570 battery
› Display remaining power info on camera viewfinder
› Compatible with ARRI Hi-5 hand unit
› Compact size for various camera accessories
› Multiple circuit protections
24Wh of Original Size
S-8570 is an original size replacement battery
for SONY NP-F570, 24Wh/3300mAh capacity,
compatible with cameras and all other video
devices use NP-F style power.
Video Devices Power
S-8570 battery has the thinnest size for
various small video devices. It can power
a camera-top monitor or a wireless
transmitter for nearly 3 hours.
Constant power load: 30W/4A.
ARRI Hi-5 Compatible
With the exactly original size, S-8570 battery
can fit the insert style video devices like ARRI
Hi-5 hand unit, etc. The S-8570 can provide
over 10 hours power to Hi-5.
Charging Compatibility
Like all NP-F style batteries, you can use
SWIT dual channel charger S-3602F to charge
S-8570 batteries. 2x S-8570 can be fully
charged within 1 hour 45 min.
4-way Charging
You can also use SWIT 4-way multi-style mix
charger LC-D421 to charge S-8570 batteries.
4x S-8570 can be fully charged within 1 hour
45 min.
Nominal Voltage | 7.2V |
Capacity | 24Wh, 3.3Ah |
Max output power | 30W, 4A |
Compatible cameras | SONY HVR-Z1/Z5/Z7/V1; DSR-PD150/170/190 |
| SONY NEX-FS100/700/EA50; NXR-M2000/HD1000 | |
| ARRI Hi-5 / Cmotion hand unit | |
Various video gears with NP-F power | |
Dimension | 71×39×21mm |
| Charging Temperature | 0-40°C |
| Discharging Temperature | -20°C-50°C(Capacity and Max Load may decrease when operating below 0°) |
Net weight | Net 106g; With package 115g |
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We provide 1 year conditional warranty, and the following damages/issues are not covered under warranty:
(1) Any damage or breakdown caused by use, maintenance, or storage not according to the User Manual’s instructions, or disassemble, repair without authorization of SWIT.
(2) Battery performance declines, cannot be charged or any charging errors caused by using third-party chargers.
(3) Battery capacity naturally decreased after a certain cycle times of charging and discharging.
(4) The capacity loss caused by over 6-month’s storage, and not charging the battery to re-active it during the period.
(5) Any damage caused by irresistible factors (such as earthquake, fire, lightning etc.) or human factors.
(6) Any damage or breakdown not caused by the product’s design, workmanship, or manufacturing quality, etc.
