Panavision Lightweight 2 camera power connector pinout for custom cable construction

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2008Batteries/Power forum

18 years old. Gear and prices may have changed since.

The 3-pin XLR battery connector on Panavision camera power cables uses Pin 1 for +24V, Pin 2 for ground, and Pin 3 is unused.
The Lemo connector end that attaches to the camera body (FFA.3S.303 model) has pin numbers printed next to the solder cups on the interior of the connector.
Pin numbers on Lemo S-series connectors are marked directly on the connector housing to aid in correct wiring.

Information applies specifically to Panavision Lightweight 2 camera.
Pin configuration should be verified against the actual camera power cable before soldering, as incorrect wiring can damage equipment.
This addresses the FFA.3S.303 Lemo connector type only.
Availability of replacement cables varies by location; some areas lack nearby camera rental houses.