Glorich DMW-DCC11 Replacement AC Power Adapter Kit Compatible with Digital Cameras Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF3,DMC-GF5,DMC-GF6,DMC-GX7,DMC-LX100,ZS110,DMC-GX80,DMC-GX85,DMC-S6

I have a Panasonic ZS100 camera, which I've had for many years. The ZS100 shoots good photos and videos, so we keep it on the dining room table in case we see something and want to take a fast picture. Like most Panasonic cameras, the ZS100 can do nice timelapse videos, delivering smooth finished 4K videos that are really high quality.The problem with timelapse videos is that you need to do them over some time, and the camera's battery only has so much power before it dies. If you want to do a timelapse of the sky or shore over three hours, with photos taken at 5-second intervals, the battery will die before it gets to the end of the timelapse interval.Using the Glorich DMW-DCC11, the ZS100 is powered by a regular wall socket, and the camera can do a l-o-n-g timelapse video with no problem. Using the DMW-DCC11, I made a timelapse video over 90 minutes with no problem -- it worked perfectly. Nice!The ZS100 has a rubber plug in the battery door through which you need to thread the cable for the dummy battery that is part of the Glorich DMW-DCC11 (see my photos). This is not hard to do, but it is slightly tricky. Once the wire is properly threaded, the battery door can be closed and latched. As you see in the photos, the dummy battery for the DMW-DCC11 is exactly the same shape and configuration as the camera's original battery.Another possible use of the Glorich DMW-DCC11 in the Panasonic ZS100 is if you use the camera as a webcam. Powered by the DMW-DCC11, you can take the HDMI output of the camera and plug that (via an adapter) into your computer. The ZS100 then becomes a MUCH better webcam than the ones that are typically built into laptops. I don't use my ZS100 for this, but I use my Panasonic GH5 and a similar power adapter for this all time -- it works really well.For its reasonable price, perfect fit and ability to power the camera for long periods, I recommend the Glorich DMW-DCC11. It also fits perfectly in a Panasonic LX100 camera, which I had for several months on loan from a friend. Using the DMW-DCC11 obviously limits the camera's portability, but it is fantastic when you are near an outlet and need l-o-n-g run times.

The Glorich DMW-DCC11 are made to plug into Panasonic Lumix cameras. They allow you to plug the camera into the wall so that you can use the camera for a longer period of time.In terms of build quality, the product seems to be made from light-weight plastic and for me, I had problems fitting it into my camera and in the end, plugging it in didn't actually power on my camera. Yes, I did check the compatibility list for my camera and the GX85 is on the list. I may have received a defective item.

This AC adapter works perfectly in my GX85. The battery dimensions are exactly the same. The cable fits through the little rubber port in the battery cover perfectly. Camera has no problem detecting the battery (luckily Panasonic doesn't seem to block 3rd party batteries).This is great for product photography or anything where you're spending a long time taking and viewing images. The only thing that would be better is if it came with a USB C PD connection, then you could use it away from a wall outlet with a PD power supply. But overall, it does exactly what it's supposed. Gives you infinite power for taking photos or video.

This product is exactly as described! It is super to use, too, and it works great with my Panasonic LX-100 II. I pushed the dongle from the battery cartridge through the whole in the battery cover on my camera, plugged everything in, and my camera fired up with no issues. Aside from the great compatibility with my camera, my favorite part about this cable is that it is so long and lightweight!

It certainly is at a compatible price. However instead of 8.4 V indicated on its label, the measured output voltage of the device I received was 9.04 V, which is 7.6% over my camera acceptance. I didn't want to risk my camera by saving 12 bucks, so I returned it and bought a different style from another source.