RED BRICK
Figure: RED BRICK
The RED BRICK uses multiple lithium-ion rechargeable cells to provide long-term battery power to the camera for extended shooting sessions. RED BRICK batteries can be attached to the BRAIN® or equipment using a V-Mount battery plate and can also be used to power specific DSMC modules.
Charge the RED BRICK battery with the RED BRICK Charger. For more information, go to RED BRICK Charger.
NOTE: RED BRICK batteries require a RED BRICK Charger to recharge the battery.
NOTE: A DSMC2 V-Lock I/O Expander, Battery Belt Clip, RED Quickplate, RED Cradle, DSMC2 V-Lock Battery Module, or DSMC2 Production Module (V-Lock) is required to use a RED BRICK battery with DSMC2 cameras. The RED Quickplate and RED Cradle require a 2B-to-1B Power Adaptor Cable.
RED BRICK Performance
The following table provides operational data on RED BRICK battery usage and charging times.
|
Battery |
Nominal Energy |
Run Time1 |
charge Time (80%) |
Charge Time (Full) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
RED BRICK |
153 Wh |
120 min |
95 min |
190 min |
- Approximate battery run times based on recording in 4K FF resolution at 24 FPS.
RED BRICK LED Array
Figure: RED BRICK LED Array (Approximately 60%)
The RED BRICK battery LED array consists of five (5) LEDs and a status button. Press the status button to illuminate the LEDs, displaying the remaining battery charge level in 20% steps.
|
led pATTERN |
Description |
|---|---|
|
Five (5) LEDs are on |
80% to 100% capacity remaining |
|
Four (4) LEDs are on |
60% to 79% capacity remaining |
|
Three (3) LEDs are on |
40% to 59% capacity remaining |
|
Two (2) LEDs are on |
20% to 39% capacity remaining |
|
One (1) LED is on |
8% to 19% capacity remaining |
|
One (1) LED flashes |
0% to 7% capacity remaining |
|
Five (5) LEDs are off |
Battery is discharged and requires charging |