FXLION’s 600 Brick Battery and Next Generation Nano Compact Batteries Introduced

by Omri Keren Lapidot12 days ago

FXLION, a power solution manufacturer, is introducing new battery systems for both ends of the scale. The new FXLION 600 is a high-power 14.4V / 559Wh brick, joining the high-voltage 500 (26V / 489Wh). These are aimed at high-output lights but will readily support anything that can connect to its double D-Tap or V-Mount. The company’s Nano series gets a new generation of all-around compact batteries with various ports and even a wireless phone charging panel.

Filmmaking is about so much more than the camera and lens. Audio gear, monitors, recorders, transmitters, and much more contribute to the never-ending gear puzzle. Above all is lighting. Though one may argue that some things are more important (subjective of course), lighting is by far the most energy-hungry. In recent years, we’ve seen various high-powered LED-COB fixtures enter the field. While extremely efficient compared with older tech, these behemoths still draw significant current.

Enter the brick – FXLION 600

Aimed squarely at outdoor lighting solutions, this massive battery packs a lot of juice. But it’s not just its impressive 14.4V / 559Wh capacity that stands out. The 600 also includes some useful features for the outdoors. The battery is encased in a double chassis. This renders it very durable, withstanding bumps and falls. The FXLION 600 chassis is also sealed against the elements, scoring an IP54 rating.

As recent fixtures now come with weather resistance, FXLION figured their battery shouldn’t be an exception. Two D-Tap outputs and a V-Mount make it compatible with most relevant gear. You can also mount one on your V-Mount camera if you’re into (very) long shooting sessions or have a large anamorphic lens to balance.

On the other side – FXLION Nano batteries

With the Nanon series, FXLION takes the efficient, all-rounder approach. These are compact batteries that will feel at home with independent filmmakers, content creators, owner-operators, or one-person teams. They come in three capacities: 50Wh, 98Wh, and 150Wh, all with 14.4V voltage. Though small in size, they’re packed with features. They include one or two D-Tap outputs, a USB-A, and a USB-C. On the top, quite literally, there’s a wireless charging pad for your mobile phone. This feature set should cover various needs associated with content creation, hybrid shooting, etc.

Price and availability

No price and availability have been disclosed yet, but we hope we’ll have that information soon.

Will such a massive battery help you with demanding outdoor projects? Will the flexible Nano series cater to your various power needs? Let us know in the comments.