How to read this list
This article lists camcorder battery compatibility as stated by the company profile, with attribution, and it is not a statement by the equipment makers. Each listing means the company profile lists that battery for that camcorder, not that the camcorder maker has approved it, and it does not imply authorisation. A buyer should confirm compatibility for their exact camcorder variant in the inquiry, before ordering, even when the variant appears on this list.
The list is organised by battery model, because the model pages are the primary source, and this article collects their compatibility statements in one place for convenience. No compatibility is added here that is not on a model page, and no model page's statement is changed here.
NP-F980L: Sony-listed
The company profile lists the NP-F980L as a USB-C camcorder battery, F980 / F970, for Sony 1000C, 1500C, 2500C, and NX3E equipment, in its official title for this model. That listing is the company profile's own compatibility statement, not a statement by Sony, and it does not imply authorisation by Sony. Confirm compatibility for your exact camcorder variant in the inquiry, before ordering.
The NP-F980L is the largest camcorder battery on this site, with 8800mAh and 400g, and its size class suits a camcorder that runs for long shoots. A buyer who needs a camcorder battery for a Sony-listed variant should check the NP-F980L model page's specification table against the variant, and confirm in the inquiry.
TNP-FV100A and TNP-FV70A: Sony-listed
The company profile lists the TNP-FV100A as a USB-C camcorder battery for Sony HDR-CX680, FDR-AX40, CX700E, FV50, and FV90 equipment, and the TNP-FV70A as a USB-C camcorder battery for Sony DCR-DVD103, DCR-DVD105, DCR-DVD105E, FV90, and FV100 equipment, in their official titles. Both listings are the company profile's own compatibility statements, not statements by Sony, and they do not imply authorisation by Sony.
The two TNP models differ in capacity and charging time: the FV100A has 3090mAh / 22.9Wh and charges in 4-5 hours, while the FV70A has 2060mAh / 15Wh and charges in 2-3 hours. A buyer should choose between them by the camcorder variant, not by capacity alone, and should confirm in the inquiry, naming the exact variant.
BP-955: Canon-listed
The company profile lists the BP-955 as a camera battery, 37Wh, for Canon XF100, XF105, XF300, XF315, C500PL, and C100 equipment, in its official title for this model. That listing is the company profile's own compatibility statement, not a statement by Canon, and it does not imply authorisation by Canon. Confirm compatibility for your exact camcorder variant in the inquiry, before ordering.
The BP-955 is the only camcorder battery on this site that states a cycle figure: 500 cycles, on its official page. That figure is stated for this model only, and it is not carried to any other model. A buyer who needs a Canon-listed battery should check the BP-955 model page's specification table against the variant, and confirm in the inquiry.
VW-VBK180: Panasonic-listed
The company profile lists the VW-VBK180 as a camera battery for Panasonic camcorder SDR-H85, T55, T50, T76, and T95 equipment, in its official title for this model. That listing is the company profile's own compatibility statement, not a statement by Panasonic, and it does not imply authorisation by Panasonic. Confirm compatibility for your exact camcorder variant in the inquiry, before ordering.
The VW-VBK180 is the lightest camcorder battery on this site, at 50g, with the lowest voltage, 3.7V, and its size class suits a compact camcorder. A buyer who needs a Panasonic-listed battery should check the VW-VBK180 model page's specification table against the variant, and confirm in the inquiry.
Variants that are not listed
A camcorder variant that is not listed on any model page may still be served by a model, but only the seller can confirm it, and only after checking the variant. A buyer with an unlisted variant should ask in the inquiry, naming the exact variant, rather than assuming a model will serve it, because variants differ and a model that serves one variant may not serve another.
An unlisted variant is not a gap in this site's coverage to be filled by guessing: it is a question for the inquiry, where the seller can check the variant against the models. A buyer who asks will receive an answer based on the variant, while a buyer who guesses risks a battery that cannot be used.
Why attribution matters
Attribution matters because a compatibility listing without it can be read as an approval by the equipment maker, which it is not. A buyer who reads a listing as an approval may skip the confirmation step, and may discover a mismatch only after ordering, when the cost of returning the battery is higher. Attribution keeps the listing honest: it says who made the claim, so the buyer can judge it.
This site attributes every compatibility statement to the company profile, and it never presents a listing as an approval by an equipment maker. A buyer who reads a model page should look for the attribution, and should treat the listing as a claim to confirm, not as a guarantee.
Before you order a camcorder battery
Name the model, the exact camcorder variant it must serve, the quantity you have in mind, and the market you sell into, in the inquiry. Ask for the specification for the exact model, the minimum order quantity, the lead time with its meaning, the warranty terms, and the certificates that apply to your market, by name, with documents attached. Do not pay before these have been confirmed for the exact models in the order.
A camcorder battery is only as good as its match to the camcorder, and the match is only as good as the confirmation. The compatibility guide explains the check in general terms, and the camcorder model pages give the per-model specifications and compatibility statements.
A note on sources and confirmation
The model specifications and compatibility statements referred to in this article come from the company profile's official product pages, as presented on this site's model and category pages. Compatibility statements are the company profile's own statements, quoted with attribution, and they are not statements by the equipment makers, nor do they imply authorisation, endorsement, or original manufacture. A specification stated for one model is not carried to another model, and a figure stated for one model should not be assumed for any other.
Figures that are not stated on a model page — a price, a minimum order quantity, a lead time, a warranty period, or a certificate for a specific model and market — are confirmed per order in the inquiry, and this article does not invent them. A buyer who needs any of those should ask for it by name, for the exact model and the exact equipment variant it must serve, with documents attached where documents are what is needed, so the answer is specific rather than general.
Before ordering, name the model, the exact equipment variant it must serve, the quantity you have in mind, and the market you sell into, in the inquiry. Ask for the specification for the exact model, the minimum order quantity, the lead time with its meaning, the warranty terms, and the certificates that apply to your market, by name, with documents attached. Do not pay before these have been confirmed for the exact models in the order, because payment removes the leverage to resolve an unconfirmed item, and a confirmed order is the only basis for a safe purchase.