Nikon EH-62A AC Adapter Kit User Manual

This is an instruction manual for the Nikon EH-62A power adapter


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Brand
Nikon
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
German
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
3.5 MB
Published
21 September, 2011
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
C7EBAA8AD062003F12033212520236DE

About this manual

The EH-62A AC adapter kit consists of the EH-62 AC power adapter and the EP-62A battery‑compartment connector. It provides a 4.2 V DC supply for Nikon cameras that use the EN‑EL5 lithium‑ion battery, allowing operation without a battery.

The manual details safety precautions, step‑by‑step connection and disconnection procedures, and technical specifications. It also explains how to verify proper operation using the POWER indicator and what to do if the indicator does not light. This manual is written in German.

What's inside

  • Safety Precautions
  • Usage Instructions
  • Connecting the Adapter Set
  • Disconnecting the Adapter
  • Technical Data

Specifications

EH‑62 Input Voltage100–240 V AC, 50/60 Hz
EH‑62 Input Current0.18–0.1 A
EH‑62 Output Voltage4.2 V DC
EH‑62 Operating Temperature0–40 °C
EH‑62 Dimensions26 × 41 × 77 mm (H × B × T)
EH‑62 Cable Length1.8 m
EH‑62 Weight≈125 g (without cable)
EP‑62A Dimensions53 × 36 × 8 mm (H × B × T)
EP‑62A Weight≈20 g

Frequently asked questions

How do I connect the EH‑62 adapter to my camera?

First turn the camera off, open the battery compartment, insert the EP‑62A connector with correct polarity, then plug the EH‑62 adapter into the EP‑62A connector and finally turn the camera on.

What should I do if the POWER indicator on the adapter does not light?

Unplug the adapter and send it to a Nikon service representative for inspection.

How do I safely disconnect the adapter kit?

Turn the camera off, unplug the wall plug from the power outlet, then pull the DC plug, not the cable, to disconnect the adapter.

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