The short version: the smallest 14.4V battery Anton/Bauer makes, in V-Mount or Gold Mount, for mirrorless and compact cine rigs where size and weight really matter.
What you'd use it for
Titon Micro is for rigs where every gram counts but you still need real runtime: gimbals, handheld cine, mirrorless builds. It runs cine cameras and mirrorless systems for hours, and the P-Tap and USB ports feed monitors, LED panels, transmitters and follow focus units off the same battery.
Tap the button and the 5 step LED fuel gauge shows how much is left, and compatible cameras show the remaining runtime in minutes in the viewfinder. Put two on the dual micro plate and you get up to 300Wh in the space of one regular 14V battery, and you can hot swap them for nonstop shooting.
Which one do I need?
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V-Mount or Gold Mount: V-Mount is the popular choice and what most cameras and plates take these days. Go Gold Mount if your camera or battery fleet already runs on Gold Mount.
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45Wh: smallest and lightest, 8A, great for small mirrorless rigs and accessories.
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90Wh: the sweet spot, 10A and under 100Wh, the usual airline carry on limit (check with your airline).
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150Wh: longest runtime, 10A, for cine cameras and lights.
In real world terms
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Voltage? 14.4V.
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How much can it push? 10A continuous on the 90Wh and 150Wh. 8A on the 45Wh.
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How long? The 150Wh runs a RED Komodo for over three hours.
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How small? The 45Wh is just 7.5 x 10.1 x 4.1 cm and 0.34 kg.
Good to know
- Warranty is two years or down to 65% learned capacity.
Works with
Charge them on a Micro battery charger. Mount them with a Micro bracket or two at once on a Dual Micro bracket.