Batteria Extra Digital BP-745 7,2 V 2000 mAh per videocamere Canon

Rechargeable battery BP-745 compatible with many Canon camcorders. The cell replaces original Canon BP-709, BP-718, BP-727 and BP-745 models and is supplied by Extra Digital (EU) with a 12-month warranty. Intended as a spare or on-camera replacement to extend recording time for video shoots, travel and field work.

Advantages

The battery offers nominal voltage and capacity suitable for Canon camcorders listed in compatibility data, is compact and lightweight for on-camera use, and is supplied with a 12-month manufacturer warranty from Extra Digital. It replaces several Canon original battery models, simplifying spare selection.

Suitable for

• On-camera use with compatible Canon camcorders
• Extended video recording sessions
• Travel and fieldwork as a spare battery

Key specifications

• Manufacturer: Extra Digital (EU)
• Model / Replacement for: BP-745 (replaces Canon BP-709, BP-718, BP-727, BP-745)
• Nominal voltage and capacity (as provided in source): listed product title and source state both 3.6V 4450mAh and 7.2V 2000mAh — use the value that matches your device manual before use
• Compatibility: Canon iVIS HF M51, HF M52, HF R30, HF R31, HF R42; LEGRIA HF M506, HF M52, HF M56, HF M60, HF R306, HF R36, HF R37, HF R38, HF R406, HF R46, HF R48; VIXIA HF M50, HF M500, HF M52, HF R30, HF R300, HF R32, HF R40, HF R400, HF R42
• Warranty: 12 months

How to use

Install the BP-745 into the camcorder battery compartment following the camera manufacturer’s instructions. Charge the battery with a compatible Canon or third-party charger recommended for the BP series until fully charged before first use. Replace the battery when runtime noticeably decreases or the camera indicates low battery.

Recommendations

Confirm the correct nominal voltage and capacity for your specific camcorder model in the camera manual. If the product listing shows differing voltage/capacity values, use the specification that matches your device and charger to avoid compatibility issues.