Nitze V Mount Battery Plate N21-D6 - Compact Power Hub
Nitze V Mount Battery Plate N21-D6 - Compact Power Hub
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In this review the Nitze N21-D6 V mount battery plate is judged as a compact, practical power solution for run-and-gun filmmakers and hybrid shooters who need flexible outputs from a single V-mount battery. The single biggest reason to buy is the combination of sturdy aluminum construction and multiple output options that let a camera operator power a camera, small accessories and charge a USB-C device without swapping batteries. It is a straightforward accessory that prioritizes durability and port variety over bells and whistles.
Key Features
- Aluminum alloy construction: The metal body feels solid and resists flex, so the plate holds up to repeated mounting and field use.
- 8V/3A DC jack: Provides a reliable regulated DC output for cameras or monitors that need a lower voltage option without extra adapters.
- Two 14.8V/3A D-tap sockets: Let users run two accessories simultaneously, such as lights and wireless transmitters, from the same V-mount battery.
- USB-C PD 3.0 output: Supports 5V/2.4A, 9V/3A and 12V/2A profiles so phones, cameras or small devices can be charged directly.
- Accessory compatibility: Attaches to E2-FS-V series adapters with two 1/4 screws, making integration with common rails and cages straightforward.
Who It's For
The Nitze N21-D6 suits independent filmmakers, content creators and camera operators who need a compact V-mount plate that supplies multiple voltages at once without adding bulk. Its mix of D-tap, DC and USB-C outputs makes it especially useful for those running a camera plus a light or external recorder and needing occasional USB-C power.
Those who need integrated battery charging, high-current USB-C power above 12V, or an on-board display of battery status should look elsewhere, since this plate focuses on solid mechanical build and simple output options rather than advanced monitoring or very high PD wattage.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Solid build quality from aluminum alloy that resists wear in daily use.
- Multiple output ports let you power a camera, accessories and a USB-C device from one battery.
- Compact size and easy mounting to compatible adapters makes it convenient for tight rigs.
Cons
- USB-C PD caps at 12V/2A so it will not support higher-wattage laptop charging.
- No battery level display or onboard charger functionality is included.
Specifications
| Material | Aluminum alloy |
| DC output | 8V / 3A jack |
| D-tap sockets | Two 14.8V / 3A D-tap ports |
| USB-C output | PD3.0: 5V/2.4A, 9V/3A, 12V/2A (QC3.0/FCP) |
| Adapter compatibility | E2-FS-V series via two 1/4 screws |
| Intended mount | V mount battery plate |
Our Verdict
The Nitze N21-D6 is a practical, no-nonsense V mount battery plate that delivers durable construction and versatile outputs for camera operators who need to power multiple devices without adding clutter. It represents good value for creators who want reliable D-tap and USB-C power from a single plate, though anyone needing higher PD wattage or battery monitoring should consider a different solution.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this plate charge my phone?
The USB-C PD output supports common phone profiles (5V/2.4A, 9V/3A) so most phones and small devices will charge.
Can it power a camera and a light at the same time?
Yes, the two 14.8V/3A D-tap sockets allow powering two accessories simultaneously while the DC jack can serve a camera if it accepts 8V/3A.
Does it include a battery level indicator?
No, the plate does not provide onboard battery status or charging; it is a power distribution plate only.
Editor's Take
The Nitze N21-D6 is a compact, well-built V-mount battery plate offering 8V DC, dual 14.8V D-tap and USB-C PD outputs; it is a practical choice for filmmakers needing versatile power distribution without extra bulk.

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