SmallRig X-Touch Smart Triple-Proof V-Mount Battery X221 - 4985

The IP54 rating indicates that the battery is protected against dust ingress (the '5') and protected against splashing water from any direction (the '4'). This makes it more resilient in challenging outdoor or dusty production environments.

Yes, the SmallRig X221 features multiple output ports (D-Tap, USB-C, USB-A, DC), and each port operates on its own circuit, allowing for safer simultaneous power draws.

The USB-C port supports 140W fast charging, allowing for rapid charging of compatible devices and the battery itself.

You can monitor the battery's status directly on its integrated touchscreen or remotely via the dedicated SmallRig app, which connects via Bluetooth.

Yes, it is suitable for indoor studio use, providing reliable power. However, its triple-proof features are particularly beneficial for location or field production where environmental hazards are present.

Please refer to SmallRig's official warranty documentation for the most current warranty information applicable to this product model.

With its 140W fast charging capability, the battery can be recharged significantly faster than standard batteries. Specific full charge times will depend on the charger used and the battery's current charge level.

Ensure the charger is properly connected to the battery and a working power source. Verify the charger is compatible with the battery's charging specifications.

Confirm the device's power requirements do not exceed the output capacity of the specific port being used. Check that the connection cable is secure and functional. Ensure the battery has sufficient charge.

Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your mobile device. Restart both the battery and the mobile device. Confirm the battery is within Bluetooth range and try re-pairing through the app.

Check for any connected devices drawing power. Ensure ports are not malfunctioning and causing a continuous drain. Monitor charge levels via the app for detailed insights.

Clean the screen gently with a soft, dry cloth. Try restarting the battery by disconnecting and reconnecting it to your camera or rig.