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Click & Collect Locations

Sheffield (Store)

Walk-in retail + Click & Collect

112-114 London Rd
Highfield
Sheffield
S2 4LR
Monday to Friday 10am - 6pm Saturday 10am - 6pm Sunday Closed

Chesterfield (Warehouse)

Click & Collect Only

Thornfield House
Dunston Road
Chesterfield
S41 9QD
Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm Saturday Closed Sunday Closed

Cactus EP-1 External Power Pack

Our Price: £34.99

Cactus EP-1 External Power Pack

Product Code: DICFLACACEP1

Our Price:

£34.99

3 In Stock for Home Delivery
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  • Battery pack
  • Powers Cactus Wireless Flash RF60
  • Shortens the recycle time to approximately 2 seconds
  • Works with Canon 600EX-RT, 580EX II, 580EX and other flash models that come with the same external power socket

Sheffield Store

Monday to Saturday 10am - 6pm

Harrison Cameras, 112-114 London Road, Sheffield, S2 4LR

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Free standard delivery to UK Mainland on all orders over £50

DPD Next Working Day and Saturday delivery also available when ordered before 2pm Mon-Fri

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Product Description

The Cactus EP-1 battery pack is designed to power Cactus Wireless Flash RF60. With eight (8) AA batteries, it shortens the recycle time to approximately 2 seconds at maximum power and supports more number of flashes per charge.

Cactus EP-1 also works with Canon 600EX-RT, 580EX II, 580EX and other flash models that come with the same external power socket.

Customer Reviews

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Unlike my other more expensive speed-lights, which don't have auxiliary power ports, the Cactus EP-1 is the perfect partner for the RF60/RF60X when used in a night-time camera trap. It's also the least complicated piece of shooting equipment to work with. The only difficult thing about it for someone my age is the sliding switch to open the battery compartment. There are three actions: a button to push (which could be bigger), a cover to slide, and a draw to pull - something I keep forgetting how to do if I haven't used it for a while. For that alone, I felt that it should have come with a set of instructions. But, on the whole, an instrumental piece of kit for keeping your speed-lights powered on standby.