Battery & charger for your Nikon Zf

Battery

EN‑EL15c (7.0 V)

Note on the battery

According to Nikon, the EN‑EL15b and EN‑EL15a can also be used instead of the EN‑EL15c – but with them fewer shots per charge are possible. Only the EN‑EL15c and EN‑EL15b can be charged in the camera; the EN‑EL15a is charged in the separately available charger MH‑25a.

Shots per battery charge

approx. 380 using the monitor · approx. 360 using the viewfinder (CIPA)

Video per battery charge

approx. 90 min using the monitor · approx. 90 min using the viewfinder (CIPA, actual recording)

Charging in the camera

Yes – with the camera switched off or in standby via USB‑C: with the AC adapter EH‑8P (supplied USB cable) or the charging AC adapter EH‑7P, a USB PD power adapter or a USB PD power bank of at least 27 W (9 V/3 A) or from a computer; only the EN‑EL15c and EN‑EL15b

Power via USB

Yes – via USB‑C with the EH‑8P, EH‑7P, a computer or a power bank if ‘USB power delivery’ is set to ON (default setting); a battery must be inserted, and it is not charged

Memory cards

Slot 1: SD (UHS‑I/UHS‑II)
Slot 2: microSD (UHS‑I)

Weight

approx. 710 g with battery and memory card, without body cap and accessory shoe cover (body only approx. 630 g)

Measurement conditions according to Nikon: CIPA standard, 23 °C (±2 °C), fully charged EN-EL15c, NIKKOR Z 40 mm 1:2 lens, SanDisk SDSDXPK-032G-JNJIP SD card; photos: one photo every 30 seconds at default settings (‘Energy saving (photo mode)’ OFF – with ON, Nikon states approx. 430 using the monitor or 410 using the viewfinder); video: actual recording time according to CIPA.

Charging and power via USB: information from Nikon on the camera – we have not tested whether it also charges replacement batteries in the camera.

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