Product Description

There are many power accessories available on the market today and choosing the right one to use can be confusing. Mizco manufactures and markets a wide range of batteries and power accessories that offer great durability and dependability. The company continues to expand and widen its commitment to the wireless communications industry with the introduction of many new models. In addition Mizco also strengthens its drive to provide you with the highest quality products.The Digipower BP-CN2L battery is designed for the following systems:Canon EOS 10D, EOS D30, EOS D60, EOS-D300 Rebel; Canon G1, G2, G3, G5; Canon Optura 10, 100MC, 20, 200MC; Canon Optura Pi; Canon Pro90is; Canon ZR-10, ZR-20, ZR-25MC, ZR-30MC, ZR-40, ZR-45MC, ZR-50MC, ZR-60, ZR-65MC, ZR-70MC.For a complete compatibility list please refer to the original manufacturer's web site.

Product Details

• Brand: DigiPower
• Model: BP-CN511
• Dimensions: 3.38" h x 4.50" w x 1.13" l, .15 pounds

Features

• Built in IC chip for overcharge protection
• Li-Ion
• Pictures per Charge: Approximately 900
• 1300mAh
• See product description for compatibility list

Customer Reviews

Great alternative to the geniune BP-511 battery!
I highly recommend this product for anyone that is looking for backup camera batteries model BP-511. The genuine Canon version of this product is VERY pricey. I bought two of these as backups for the geniune product that came with my Canon EOS D40. They last just as long as the real thing and even buying TWO of the Digipower version doesn't even come close to what you pay for just one of the genuine Canon product. You can't beat this deal!

Does as it's supposed to
used this a couple times so far, works just like OEM just A LOT cheaper... highly recommend

Digipower BP-CN511 corrupts my photos
I have had a problem with my Canon Digital Rebel that I tracked down to the Digipower BP-CN511 battery (7.4v 1300mAh). The battery fits well, holds it charge, but when I take photos it often corrupts the image stored on the flash card. Really weird, but verifable. When I use the original Canon battery no problems. Seems funny the camera powers up fine, but when it goest to store the image the data it is getting corrupted.

I had an incident where the Canon Digital Rebel blew a fuse and I had to pay $200 to have it fixed (symptoms was the battery part got really hot, and the camera acted completely dead).

I picked my battery up at Best Buy, which seems to no longer carry the item. I'd strongly recommend AGAINST buying this non-OEM battery for your Canon.

Looked at Digipower's 1 year warranty and you need original proof of purchase and $5 to get a replacement. Given my $200 repair and lost photos I'm not going to risk it again with them.